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Newly arrived migrant students in the classroom

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I teach italian language in a secondary school and my students are between 11 to 14 years. Often there are foreign students in my classes. From last year in my first class there is a girl from India. At the beginning she was very silent and embarrassed, but this year she understands and speaks Italian well enough  and so she enjoy to partecipate in school life. Unfortunately there are no contacts with classmates outside of school because there are still many prejudices

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Refugee students have undeniably come from situations vastly different from their classmates. They’ve fled their homes often because of persecution and war. Some have endured gruelling journeys over land and sea, often without clear destinations. Safety is not guaranteed. Some have hidden in jungles or had their homes destroyed. Children have seen their parents shot. Some have been abused, tortured. Resettlement brings additional stress: moving to a new country, learning a new language, meeting new people. They’re not just looking for a better life; they’ve fled for their lives.

Education is key to their future.

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“Schools create that important space, where teenagers, as soon as they arrive, can have a life perspective again”.

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Newly arrived migrant students in the school