Senjani Agro - His name is Randy (7 years old), I met him when a child his age was going to school. He's a smart and diligent boy,''said his father.

Usually when he was still in school, Randy would go through his routine, which was to go with his father to the garden taking care of the coffee plants.

In the afternoon, he also spends time with his friends, playing. Is not the world, childhood is the world of play.

In addition to formal education at school, he received concrete skills education from caring for coffee plants which one day will become his routine in living his life in the future. In addition, he also had the opportunity to play with his peers and parents who believed in him.

I smiled and was impressed. A boy who is used to and manages time in a rural setting. He went about his routine happily. He is already very skilled at helping his father.

Until one day he decided to quit school. Could it be an issue of accessibility or cost. After all, the school fees are not already free, and there is already school operational assistance budget from government (BOS). It turned out that the reason he dropped out of school was accessibility. The distance between home and school is about 10 Km. He also added that he said school was boring, now he spends more time in the coffee garden, it's more concrete and useful, isn't it.

He values life in a different way, opting out of formal education. He learned about plantations directly from his experienced father rather than having to learn theory that didn't necessarily suit his needs.