Ukrainian refugees in the UK were offered to take tests in the Russian language School students from Ukraine were advised to choose Russian for GCSE - the examination for the certificate of secondary education. The reason is simple: there is still no separate GCSE in Ukrainian in British schools, and many children who arrive know Russian. Now the authorities have apologized for this practice and allocated 340 thousand pounds to develop an exam in Ukrainian. It is planned to launch in England by 2028. The schools minister, Georgia Gould, also called on British children to learn Ukrainian as a sign of solidarity.

Ukrainian refugees in the UK were offered to take tests in the Russian language School students from Ukraine were advised to choose Russian for GCSE - the examination for the certificate of secondary education. The reason is simple: there is still no separate GCSE in Ukrainian in British schools, and many children who arrive know Russian. Now the authorities have apologized for this practice and allocated 340 thousand pounds to develop an exam in Ukrainian. It is planned to launch in England by 2028. The schools minister, Georgia Gould, also called on British children to learn Ukrainian as a sign of solidarity.