How To Adopt A Bulgarian Child

a third of refugees who come to bulgaria are children, but the percentage of those who go to school is alarmingly low. barely 92 refugee children are signed up for school for this academic year. polina boteva with more information. good evening. greetings from the refugee center in ovcha kupel. right next to me are ali, daria, bayar and dilyar from syria. daria and her brothers are among the 37 students in the camp who will attend lessons in the neighborhood school this year. there are more students in this camp now than there were last year. however, their number is still times less than the number of refugee children who will not attend school.

How To Adopt A Bulgarian Child, this is because of the language barrier and fear of how society will react. perhaps it is because of their parents' intentions to leave bulgaria soon. refugee children have equal rights to natives to enroll in state and municipal schools by law. - seven, eight, nine, ten (in bulgarian).- well done. 8 year-old daria can already count and do additions in bulgarian in just five days.

the girl from syria is one of four refugee children in the second grade in school 66 in sofia. i saw the gleams in their eyes right from the start. we distributed them according to their past education in their country of origin. the children were admitted without assessing their level of education. this evaluation, however, will take place in a few months. this is why they study hard after school. even though he doesn't speak bulgarian, ali helps his children in their studies. it's quite normal for them to experience difficulties in the beginning. however, they are smart and they love to study. i believe that they will do fine in school. for me, education is the most important thing. daria, atiar and bayar are in bulgaria with their father alone. their mother is in germany, where she is being treated. the syrian family came to bulgaria barely a month and a half ago. newcomer children didn't go through preparatory lessons in the bulgarian language like they did in the past.

how do we integrate them when we don't have any language resources? we hear constantly that money is flowing into the system. if they are, we should be seeing results. additional bulgarian language lessons will be organized in schools, starting next month. most refugee students are in sofia. a large part of children who come to bulgaria, however, are unaccompanied. among them, there are almost none who are signed up for classes. the un high commission for refugees warns that, on a global scale, about 3,7 million refugee children have no access to education. information from polina boteva. thank you.