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Education in exile — meet the Syrian girls going back to school in Lebanon.

From packed classrooms to indefinite school closures, COVID-19 has undoubtedly impacted the lives of school children all around the world. Parents and teachers have been scrambling to work out solutions to keep kids learning during these turbulent times.

Throughout the Syrian conflict, children’s education has been disrupted by displacement and insecurity. Now, an ̽»¨¾«Ñ¡ survey of about 3,000 school children at five schools in northern Syria indicates that Syrian children’s maths and literacy skills are falling far behind pre-war levels.

Top tips and resources for setting up an effective buddy system in schools to support refugee and asylum-seeking students in the UK.

If you want to make lasting change across your school, you can become a Healing Classrooms Champion. 

A resource for teachers to use when training Buddies to welcome refugee/asylum-seeking students to your school.

In conflict-afflicted countries around the world, 38 million children and young people are not in school. Very few of the children who do attend schools in developing and war-torn countries learn even the basic skills of reading and maths. For more than 30 years, the ̽»¨¾«Ñ¡ has been helping these young people obtain a better education.

We've put together a bundle of resources to help schools create a welcoming environment for new students who are refugees and asylum seekers.