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What Schools Must Do To Re-open

What Schools Must Do To Re-open
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Education Disrupted: Children Lose Friends, And Learning, As Schools Remain Shut

Education Disrupted: Children Lose Friends, And Learning, As Schools Remain Shut
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Education Disrupted: Impact of COVID-19 pandemic on children s education

Children from poor families and vulnerable social groups have been the worst affected by this pandemic-led disruption they have been the least able to access online education .

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UNICEF: More Than 2 Million Children Outside Schools in Yemen

Wednesday, 7 July, 2021 - 05:00 Yemeni schoolchildren wait for their classmates outside a school in Sanaa. EPA Aden - Asharq Al-Awsat Over 2 million school-age Yemeni girls and boys are now out of school as poverty, conflict and lack of opportunities disrupt their education, according to a new report published by UNICEF. The UN agency uncovered that the number is double the number of out-of-school children in 2015 when the conflict started. Entitled ‘Education Disrupted: Impact of the conflict on children’s education in Yemen’, the report looks at the risks and challenges children face when out of school, and the urgent actions needed to protect them.

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Education Disrupted: Impact of the conflict on children s education in Yemen - Yemen

Education Disrupted: Impact of the conflict on children’s education in Yemen Format Attachments Two-thirds of teaching workforce – over 170,000 teachers– have not received regular salary for four years SANA A, 5 July 2021 – Six years on, Yemeni children’s education has become one of the greatest casualties of Yemen’s devastating and ongoing conflict, according to a new report published by UNICEF today. Just over 2 million school-age girls and boys are now out of school as poverty, conflict and lack of opportunities disrupt their education. This is double the number of out-of-school children in 2015 when the conflict started. The report, ‘Education Disrupted: Impact of the conflict on children’s education in Yemen’, looks at the risks and challenges children face when out of school, and the urgent actions needed to protect them.

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