Ensuring Uninterrupted Access to Learning and Educational Resilience in NWS. Envelope 1 ltpgtThe project mainly aims to implement coordinated humanitarian activities, enhancing access to educational services to promote a safe and dignified learning environment in unsubsidized non-covered educational facilities. This is through winter support, all of which are in line with winter preparedness and response, as the needs of the residents of northwestern Syria are expected to increase this winter. The proposed project aims to improve access to education by supporting 36 schools in Aleppo Governorate in the Atareb district. The Atareb district is classified as relatively stable according to the severity of humanitarian needs in 2023. Masrrat will target 12,685 students, including 6,180 males and 6,505 females, and 663 educational and administrative staff, including 271 beneficiaries with disabilities, (See annex 1 for schools locations).lt/pgtltpgtThe project focuses directly on the education sector objectives of the Humanitarian Response Plan that promote and increase access to quality education for boys and girls of all ages between 5 and 17 years who should benefit from primary and secondary education, and on supporting the continuity and strengthening of education. Flexibility of students by meeting the specific needs of schools in this area.ltbrgtIn particular, the project will support schools and students in Al Atareb district during the harsh winter to ensure that children have access to education, as most schools are not equipped with heating throughout the winter months. So we support schools with fuel for heating, heaters, winter clothes, and safety equipment to protect students from the cold, and improve the educational environment for educational services and benefiting from them.ltbrgtThe project implementation will go through the following activities:lt/pgtltpgt1. Enhancing access to formal education services during the winter by supporting 36 schools with 97,218 liters of diesel fuel for heating. The 36 schools have 491 classes, and each class consumes about 3 liters of diesel fuel per day. The support will be for 66 days over three months. Schools provide educational services to more than 12,685 displaced and resident students.ltbrgt2. Supporting 12,685 students in 36 schools within the Atareb district with winter clothing, which includes (jackets, shoes, and hats), including 6,180 males and 6,505 females, to protect students from cold temperatures and improve access to schools.ltbrgt3. Equipping the 36 schools, which contain 491 classrooms and administrative rooms, with 491 heaters to ensure continuity of education and enhance the well-being of students.ltbrgt4. Providing safety means for targets schools, which include (fire extinguishers, fire alarms, first aid boxes (bandages, disinfectants, medical tools) and direction boards for the targeted schools to ensure a safe educational environment and schools’ readiness to deal with emergency situations.ltbrgtThe recommendations of the Protection Cluster will be taken into consideration, as all residents in the targeted locations will benefit from Masrrat protection services in the event of any referrals for gender-based violence.ltbrgtAll students, residents and schools in the targeted area will benefit directly or indirectly from the results of the project.lt/pgtltpgtltspangtlt/spangtltbrgtlt/pgt