Some of Ukraine’s children start school in underground classrooms to avoid Russian bombs
Summary
Students in Bobryk, Ukraine, have started the new school year in underground classrooms to stay safe from Russian attacks. The school moved classes to a basement due to frequent air raid alerts, allowing students to continue their education in person. Teachers and students are adapting to these changes as the conflict persists.Key Facts
- Ukrainian students in Bobryk are attending school in basement classrooms for safety reasons.
- The switch to underground classes started two years ago when air raid alerts disrupted regular schooling.
- The basement classrooms are part of an administrative building and lack windows and doors.
- The school serves about 100 students, with smaller class sizes, some as few as seven children.
- Since the Russian invasion, approximately 10% of the school's students have left the area.
- Children and teachers are adapting to learning conditions, despite frequent air raid alerts and drone threats.
- The original school building remains unused due to security concerns.
- Some families are relocating due to safety fears, impacting student numbers.
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