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“Schoolchildren who fled Ukraine 'pushed into' taking GCSE Russian”
UK apologizes for pushing Ukrainian refugees to take Russian GCSE
Key points
- UK apologized to Ukrainian refugee children forced to take Russian GCSEs.
- Education minister Georgia Gould expressed regret over the policy.
- Funding announced for a dedicated Ukrainian qualification in the UK.
- AQA is developing the new Ukrainian GCSE set for teaching in September 2028.
- The course is part of the UK-Ukraine 100 Year Partnership following Kyiv lobbying.
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