Children from the frontline regions of Ukraine are returning to school
When the war began, the life of 14-year-old Polina from the Kharkiv region changed completely. Education in her city stopped, and the family was forced to flee from their native Kupyansk to Poltava.
In a new city, Polina had the opportunity to study in a mixed format - a week online and a week face-to-face. In addition to the possibility of quick communication with teachers, the schoolgirl considers live communication to be a great advantage of offline learning
Poltava Gymnasium No. 7, where Polina studies, cooperates with UNICEF. Over 35,000 children across Ukraine have participated in these classes, organized by UNICEF and partners with support from the European Union, the Global Partnership for Education (GPE), and the governments of Luxembourg, Germany, Japan and Norway.
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