\u2018I have been enrolled at the local school here in Jordan for a month. I am very excited that I am finally able to go to school after two years of war. They have started special shifts in the afternoon for us, the Syrian refugee children. They even gave me a special backpack, but I prefer not to stand out.\u00a0As soon as the war is over I want to go back to home to Syria. I don\u2019t always like the way we are treated here and they have even hit me in school. I miss my family and friends a lot. In the evening I have to do homework but sometimes we don\u2019t have a lot of light because there are frequent power cuts. My father has arranged that we get our electricity from the neighbor’s, we have to pay them 35 dollars. That is a lot of money as we don’t have\u00a0any income and we are not allowed to work here. We receive vouchers that we can exchange for food and water.\u00a0<\/p>\n
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