What happens to learning when war enters the classroom.
Zeina, a mother and education specialist with War Child, writes from Lebanon
News theme: Education
11 years of war in Yemen. Millions of children are still waiting to learn.
At 11, most children finish primary school. In Yemen, many are still waiting to start. Where you’re born shouldn’t decide whether you get to learn.
He Was Fifteen and They Offered Him a Gun
Children should never be a strategy of war.
Empowering young people through vocational training in Badghis, Afghanistan
With support from the UK government through UK Aid Match, young people are gaining skills that help prevent child labour and early marriage.
For Many Children, the School Bell Never Rings
In forgotten conflicts where education is underfunded and overlooked, War Child is working to keep learning alive.
When a Ceasefire Doesn’t Bring Peace.
The 27th of November marks one year since a ceasefire came into effect to end the war and bring peace to Lebanon.
Young voices leading change in the face of conflict
Children and young people affected by war are using their voices to transform their communities through VoiceMore.
We Can't Forget Sudan's Children
War Child’s Emergency Response
Bringing Education to Syrian Refugee Children in North Lebanon
World Refugee Day 2025
A New Chapter in Learning, Jordan Welcomes Can’t Wait to Learn
In collaboration with the Ministry of Education.
