40 Years Since the Chornobyl Disaster: Remembrance Day in Milton Keynes
Milton Keynes marks 40 years since the Chornobyl disaster with a community remembrance event honouring victims and promoting peace. Organised by Viktoriya Shtanko on behalf of Ukraine Appeal, Sunflower Ukrainian School, and the Ukrainian community in Milton Keynes, in partnership with the MK Peace Pagoda and The Parks Trust.
Ukraine Appeal CEO Attends “40 Years On: Chornobyl’s Legacy and European Environmental Security”
The event brought together experts, policymakers and community voices to reflect on the disaster’s enduring impact not only on Ukraine, but on Europe’s environmental security as a whole.
Ukrainian Parish of St George Receives Official Status in Milton Keynes
Ukrainian Saturday School “Sunflower” Receives Official Status from the Ministry of Education of Ukraine
Ukrainian School in Milton Keynes Receives Official Status from the Ministry of Education of Ukraine
High Sheriff Honours Ukraine Appeal’s CEO
High Sheriff Honours Ukraine Appeal’s CEO.
The temporary UK visas worrying Ukrainian refugees
Ukrainian school is 'priceless' and aims to expand
BBC News, Buckinghamshire
A Saturday school for Ukrainian refugees could help more children with extra funding, organisers have said. The Sunflower School in Milton Keynes offers classes in a range of subjects in Ukrainian. Viktoriya Shtanko is a co-founder of Ukraine Appeal, which runs the school. She said the school is "priceless" and wants to help more people stay connected with their language and culture.