‘Bradford has a long history of welcoming different communities and helping them to adapt as best as possible.’ A Bradford-based Syrian refugee, an former.

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https://bradford.cityofsanctuary.org/bradfords-refugee-history

‘Bradford has a long history of welcoming different communities and helping them to adapt as best as possible.’ A Bradford-based Syrian refugee, an former shop-owner called Khalil, told a journalist he is "settled now, I feel safe, people in Bradford are welcoming. I live in dignity here."

What can pupils do? Say hello! A friendly face can make all the difference. Ask someone new to sit next to you. Show them around the school. Ask about where a new-comer has come from, but remember they might not want to talk about bad things that happened there. Learn about their country, what it’s like and what food they like to eat Play games together. Even if someone doesn’t speak English, they can still play with you. Tell a teacher if someone is being bullied or if you’re worried that they’re having trouble getting used to things Advice to pupils from City of Sanctuary website