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UK apologises to Ukrainian child refugees who were told to study Russian

Schools minister Georgia Gould said she was "deeply sorry" that Ukrainian pupils had been put in that position, as she announced plans for a new GCSE in Ukrainian.

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  1. The Guardian

    UK apologises to Ukrainian child refugees who were told to study Russian (opens The Guardian in a new tab)

    Exclusive: Schools minister launches new Ukrainian GCSE and says she is sorry students were pushed to study Russian in its absence The UK has apologised to Ukrainian child refugees who were told to study Russian in English schools, as it launched funding for…

  2. The Independent

    Minister apologises to Ukrainian children forced to take Russian GCSE (opens The Independent in a new tab)

    Education minister Georgia Gould said she was ‘really sorry’ children had been ‘pushed’ into studying Russian

  3. The Independent

    Ukrainian children who fled Putin’s war were pushed to study Russian in UK schools (opens The Independent in a new tab)

    Education minister Georgia Gould said she was ‘really sorry’ children had been ‘pushed’ into studying Russian

  4. Daily Express

    Fury as Ukrainian children told to study Russian in British schools (opens Daily Express in a new tab)

    Schools minister Georgia Gould said she was "deeply sorry" that Ukrainian pupils had been put in that position, as she announced plans for a new GCSE in Ukrainian.

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