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Britain apologized to Ukrainian refugee children: London apologized to Ukrainian children for teaching Russian. "Britain has apologized to Ukrainian refugee children who were offered to study Russian in English schools due to the absence of the main school GCSE exam in Ukrainian. British Deputy Education Secretary Georgia Gould said that many students were forced to learn Russian, and apologized for the fact that they found themselves in such a situation. Now in England they will produce a GCSE in the Ukrainian language - the exam is supposed to appear in 2028, it is developed with the support of a grant from the Ministry of Education in the amount of 340 thousand pounds. The decision was made after requests from the Ukrainian government and communities representing more than 30,000 Ukrainian children in Britain."

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Britain apologized to Ukrainian refugee children: London apologized to Ukrainian children for teaching Russian. "Britain has apologized to Ukrainian refugee children who were offered to study Russian in English schools due to the absence of the main school GCSE exam in Ukrainian. British Deputy Education Secretary Georgia Gould said that many students were forced to learn Russian, and apologized for the fact that they found themselves in such a situation. Now in England they will produce a GCSE in the Ukrainian language - the exam is supposed to appear in 2028, it is developed with the support of a grant from the Ministry of Education in the amount of 340 thousand pounds. The decision was made after requests from the Ukrainian government and communities representing more than 30,000 Ukrainian children in Britain."

Britain apologized to Ukrainian refugee children: London apologized to Ukrainian children for teaching Russian. "Britain has apologized to Ukrainian refugee children who were offered to study Russian in English schools due to the absence of the main school GCSE exam in Ukrainian. British Deputy Education Secretary Georgia Gould said that many students were forced to learn Russian, and apologized for the fact that they found themselves in such a situation. Now in England they will produce a GCSE in the Ukrainian language - the exam is supposed to appear in 2028, it is developed with the support of a grant from the Ministry of Education in the amount of 340 thousand pounds. The decision was made after requests from the Ukrainian government and communities representing more than 30,000 Ukrainian children in Britain."

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