No desks but lots of enthusiasm: what it's like to teach in a refugee camp
When primary schoolteachers Katie McDonald and Vicky Manning arrived to teach in the Faneromeni refugee camp in Greece, they knew they were in for a challenge. The two teachers had committed themselves to spending the summer working with refugee children through the charity CalAid. Moved by the plight of the refugees, McDonald and Manning put their names forward. Refugee crisis: how your school can help Read moreOnce in Faneromeni, their first challenge was adapting to the conditions. Like many teachers in established refugee camps, Williams is himself a refugee.
Source: The Guardian September 20, 2016 10:41 UTC
