Published : 06-06-2016
In the south of Syria, where the remaining residents of Deraa camp complain of the inability of their children to resume their education due to the ongoing war in Syria. Some UNRWA schools have been bombed by aviation and artillery, and others were turned into field hospitals by the Syrian opposition members, and some other schools were turned into a prison, which led to a decline in the educational process within the camp. The remaining students were transferred to a house in the camp (Abdullah Yousuf home) to receive educational sessions by teachers contracting with UNRWA.
It is noteworthy that students access to this house through south and east road which is controlled by the opposition.
It is noteworthy that the UNRWA in Daraa camp ran several schools for males and females, such as: Ein Karem, Tabaria, Kfar Kana, and Alsefsaf Schools, while there is no high school; students are forced to head to Deraa town for resuming their high school.
In the south of Syria, where the remaining residents of Deraa camp complain of the inability of their children to resume their education due to the ongoing war in Syria. Some UNRWA schools have been bombed by aviation and artillery, and others were turned into field hospitals by the Syrian opposition members, and some other schools were turned into a prison, which led to a decline in the educational process within the camp. The remaining students were transferred to a house in the camp (Abdullah Yousuf home) to receive educational sessions by teachers contracting with UNRWA.
It is noteworthy that students access to this house through south and east road which is controlled by the opposition.
It is noteworthy that the UNRWA in Daraa camp ran several schools for males and females, such as: Ein Karem, Tabaria, Kfar Kana, and Alsefsaf Schools, while there is no high school; students are forced to head to Deraa town for resuming their high school.
