Belarusian school opens in Warsaw

September 4, BPN. A Belarusian school opened in Warsaw on September 3, the National Anti-Crisis Management (NAM) reported.

“The best teachers, including many PhDs and six professors, will teach more than 150 Belarusian children from Poland, Albania, Belarus, Germany, Georgia, the USA, Latvia, Lithuania, Russia, Turkey, the Czech Republic and other countries,” a video presentation for the school said.

Pupils will learn Belarus’ language, literature, history, geography, culture and art through online and offline classes held in various educational institutions.

“Belarus has a rich culture. Therefore, Belarusians can be proud of what their ancestors did. No matter how difficult it is now, Belarusians and Belarus will only have a good fate and a good future,” a member of the opposition’s transition cabinet, NAM head Pavieł Łatuška, said at the school’s opening.