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The story of 5 Skoler began when the former school teacher Maren traveled to the Syrian border to create educational materials about children on the run from war. Maren returned home with stories from the children, which she shared with Danish students. Meanwhile, she left the Syrian children behind with their biggest dream, “to go to school.”

5 Skoler was founded in 2019 with a burning desire to change the conditions for Syrian children stranded indefinitely in no man’s land, where childhood does not belong.

Standing beside Maren is Zarah, a former management consultant in the social sector. Zarah has worked with vulnerable children and youth for many years, both in Denmark and internationally.

Together, they now build schools for children on the run from war along the Syrian border.

Our progress has been rapid. We do what is possible, where it is possible, with the resources entrusted to us. Today, we have schools made of tarpaulins, isolated tent schools, and schools built with bricks, equipped with air conditioning, toilets, refrigerators, and meal programs. We have even, as the only ones in the area, found a way for Syrian children to obtain documents for their education on an equal footing with the local population.

This makes a world of difference for our students who would otherwise have no access to education.

News

Easymove x 5 Skoler

16. December 2020|

(This is an automatic translation of Easymove x 5 Skoler) 5 Schools have teamed up with the digital platform easymove to enable you to support and strengthen the community in the workplace. [...]

Arabic-speaking teachers wanted!

27. October 2020|

(This is an automatic translation of Arabisktalende lærere søges!) The war in Syria is in its ninth year and has driven millions to flee to countries close to Syria. Thousands of children and their families [...]

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