as well as items of pottery and carvings from different regions of ukraine. let's speak to some of those who are involved in running the centre. here we can speak to roman, who is one of the teachers at the school. just tell us about the centre, how it came to be. the centre has been here since the 1950s and 195a, so it's been catering. it was originally set up by the ukrainians who fled to the west following the ravages of the second world war, fleeing from stalin and hitler. and now we sort of seem to be seeing a repetition of all that. so they're the ones who bought these buildings because there's several around the country, set up the schools and then around them set up other organisations. so we've catered to second generation ukrainians like myself, third generation, fourth and to children of more recent arrivals. so the school provides lessons in ukrainian language, culture, history, that sort of thing. 0k, ramon, thank you. let us speak to the deputy head teacher here. katerina, more than 100 students attend, aged four to 16. they must have so many questions about what's going on.