UK apologises to Ukrainian child refugees who were told to study Russian
The Guardian
What the coverage says
The UK government has issued an apology to Ukrainian child refugees in English schools who were previously directed toward studying Russian due to a lack of alternatives. The Guardian first reported that this announcement accompanied the launch of funding for a newly created Ukrainian GCSE. The Independent added that education minister Georgia Gould stated she was "really sorry" that the students had been pushed into the alternative coursework.
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- The Guardian first reported it
- The Independent reported it
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