Nënë Tereza” Albanian School in London Prepares for New Academic Year as Diaspora Interest Grows

 The Albanian supplementary language school “Nënë Tereza” in London has started preparations for the new academic year, which begins in September, by securing textbooks that will be used by Albanian students across the United Kingdom.

 Representatives of the “Nënë Tereza” Albanian supplementary school in London holding textbooks provided by the Embassy of the Republic of Albania for the upcoming school year starting in September.

Representatives of the school visited the Embassy of the Republic of Albania in London, where they received educational materials for the upcoming school year. The support is considered an important contribution to the continued teaching and preservation of the Albanian language within the diaspora community.

In a statement published by the “Nënë Tereza” Association, the school announced that interest among Albanian families in enrolling their children has increased this year.

“We are happy to see more and more families enrolling their children in our Albanian school this year. It is inspiring to witness our community coming together to preserve the Albanian language, culture, and heritage for future generations,” the school said in its message.

The school also expressed gratitude to the Ambassador of Albania to London, Uran Ferizi, and the Albanian Embassy for their continued support toward the educational institution and the Albanian community in the United Kingdom.

The “Nënë Tereza” School is expected to welcome students in September for the new academic year, continuing its mission of teaching and promoting the Albanian language among children of the Albanian community in London.