Published : 20-11-2021
Students of the UNRWA-run Naser AlDeen School who have been sheltered in the northern Syrian province of Aleppo after they got displaced from Hindarat Camp have appealed to UNRWA to secure means of transportation and deliver transportation grants.
Reporting from the area, an AGPS correspondent said UNRWA has allocated buses to transfer all students sheltered in Hindarat Camp for free to Nasser AlDeen School.
Students sheltered in other areas in Aleppo were not, however, included by the initiative, forcing parents to pay a sum of 15,000 to 20,000 Syrian Pounds per month.
Nasser AlDeen School, where 450 students are enrolled, was previously located in Hindarat Cmap for Palestinian refugees. However, following the conflict outbreak classrooms shifted to AlSuleimaniya starting the school year 2013-14, at the Michael Kashour School.
Students of the UNRWA-run Naser AlDeen School who have been sheltered in the northern Syrian province of Aleppo after they got displaced from Hindarat Camp have appealed to UNRWA to secure means of transportation and deliver transportation grants.
Reporting from the area, an AGPS correspondent said UNRWA has allocated buses to transfer all students sheltered in Hindarat Camp for free to Nasser AlDeen School.
Students sheltered in other areas in Aleppo were not, however, included by the initiative, forcing parents to pay a sum of 15,000 to 20,000 Syrian Pounds per month.
Nasser AlDeen School, where 450 students are enrolled, was previously located in Hindarat Cmap for Palestinian refugees. However, following the conflict outbreak classrooms shifted to AlSuleimaniya starting the school year 2013-14, at the Michael Kashour School.
