Children continue learning as a group, regardless of their backgrounds or the challenges they face. In the camp setting, shared learning experiences help cultivate a sense of connection, stability, and belonging within families, communities, and society. These settings also emphasize the emotional and social bonds between children, teachers, and caregivers.
Through play, interactive activities, and cooperation, children experience reduced fear, stress, and isolation caused by displacement and conflict. These experiences further strengthen their ability to manage challenges and recover from difficult circumstances.
Positive and safe learning opportunities enable children to develop confidence, hope, and skills to adapt during and after the crisis. Ultimately, education in emergencies settings goes beyond academic learning, serving as a source of care, solidarity, and psychological healing for children.