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someone who has asked to be allowed to stay in another country because they have had to flee from danger in their own country. N.B. claiming asylum is a human right someone who has got permission to stay in another country because, if they return to their home country, they will be in great danger. Not to be confused with Economic Migrant/ Illegal Immigrant An asylum seeker is: A refugee is:

One day everything has changed forever. A war started and no one could stop it. People died and a lot were injured. I felt miserable, sad and bad because I was going to leave my country, my family, and my friends. Food prices increased and there was less water and electricity. I had to leave the country. So we came to England. Esmail Alhajji, Year 9. Lawnswood School, Leeds.

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Quotes from young asylum seekers At the start I wasn't confident because of my English. However the school helped to improve my English and get friends quickly. I am happy because I have found someone to help me. I also got the student of the year certificate; I was very happy because I have achieved something and now I'm aiming to get A* in my GCSEs. I had to sit all by myself. People did not play with me because if they asked me questions I didn’t know how to answer. (Fatia, Somalia) In Afghanistan I was like, a bit more confident, I was like one of the big girls that did the most things but here when I came I got quieter. (Zakiah, Afghanistan)

We can ask students who are learning English if they would like to work on homework together We must always report bullying to teachers. Don’t turn a blind eye. What can we all do to create a more welcoming school for everyone? We can show an interest and be friendly to new comers. We can keep our friendship groups open. Even if someone doesn’t speak English, they will soon learn if they are included.

May 2015