Oreokastro: Parents refuse to accept refugee students in school
The Parents and Guardians Association of the 5th Primary School of Oreokastro in Thessaloniki have ‘warned’ that they will occupy the school grounds if refugee children are inducted in the school.
In its brief statement, the parents association noted that the decision taken was unanimous, without however explaining the rationale.
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