Lahaya School Damage Hinders Learning

Al-Lahaya School in the Rif Hama region faces significant challenges after a large part of its building was destroyed by the Assad regime forces, threatening the continuation of education for hundreds of students in the village. An community initiative has been launched to reopen three primary school classes, but limited space and the double-shift system prevent accommodating all students. Many students are forced to travel to schools outside the village, especially for middle and high school, which are approximately ten kilometers away. These circumstances hinder many students, particularly girls, from enrolling, and the situation worsens during bad weather, increasing the risk of interrupted education. This situation also impacts the stability of returning families, as the successful reintegration of residents depends on fully repairing and equipping the school.

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