UK apologises to Ukrainian child refugees, launches Ukrainian GCSE

The UK government apologised to Ukrainian child refugees who were advised to study Russian due to the absence of a Ukrainian GCSE, and announced funding for a new Ukrainian GCSE. This marks a policy shift addressing a culturally insensitive educational gap, though the apology's scope and implementation timeline remain unclear. The move signals UK commitment to Ukrainian refugee integration amid ongoing war.

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