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Bristol school helping Ukrainian children learn their language

“It’s a really difficult decision to leave your homeland, leave everything behind,” Natalie said.

But she added that the Saturday is school is “like a sanctuary” for the family.

“Most kids came here when they were two or three years old – they didn’t even speak any of their own language and started speaking English immediately.

“It’s very important for them to understand who they are. The cultural connection between generations should be saved and cherished,” Natalie added.

Her daughter Leila says she enjoys the Saturday school, the drawing in particular, but does miss things back home.

“I really miss my school and my friends and speaking Ukrainian with them,” she said.


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