Opinion
How Ukrainian schools abroad help children preserve language and identity
Nearly four years of emigration have become a reality for millions of Ukrainian families. Many left with children of different ages in haste, without a clear understanding of how long this “temporary” situation would last. For some children, school life began abroad — the first day at school, first friends, first notebooks in another language. This experience inevitably shapes a new identity, and in many cases children begin to speak a foreign language more confidently than their native one.
30 January, 04:55 PM