Gaza children return to makeshift schools with scarce resources following three years of learning disruption.

Children in Gaza are now back in school. This return comes after a significant period of educational interruption, which lasted for nearly three years. The resumption of classes is a notable event for students who have faced prolonged disruption to their learning. This development signals an effort to re establish some normalcy for the region's youth.

Despite the return, the conditions for learning are challenging. Students are attending classes in temporary, makeshift spaces. These educational settings are characterized by a lack of adequate supplies and materials, as resources are scarce. The children are adapting to an environment where basic necessities for a conventional school experience are limited.