Providing safe access to quality learning opportunities for the displaced children in the camps of Idleb during and after COVID 19 This project is going to help in creating safe and more secure environment for 12,515 children(6116 boys amp 6399 girls) in 19 schools welcoming children from 116 camps in Dana sub-district in Idleb governorate by providing a multi-sartorial comprehensive package of education , child protection and WASH services with innovative modalities that best meet the needs of the most vulnerable groups of children and current context NW Syria under the 1st standard allocation of SCHF 2020 during summer and in the academic year with protective measures from COVID 19. 

The first stage of the project(reopening the schools with preventive measures in summer) is going to improve the access of 1740 children(856 boys/884 girls) through providing remedial classes using Adopted Syrian curriculum(SIG), PSS(I DEAL Curriculum) activities and SEL(IRC amp USAID Curriculum for two months(July amp August 2020)to make the children ready for the new academic year and compensate what they lost of skills in the main subjects(English , Arabic , Math) and help the children rebuild their social contacts and well-being which is essential for their development . 

The second stage of the project lasts from September 2020 to May 2021 is going to improve the access of 10,775 children( 5260 boys/5515 girls) to quality inclusive education and learning opportunities in safe and protective environment in 19 schools including 8400 children(4066 boys amp 4334 girls)in formal education using SIG curriculum and 2375 children(1194 boys amp 1181 girls)in non-formal education(855 children in catch-up who are displaced early 2020 and still out of schools using curriculum B amp1520 in remedial who can’t follow with peers in formal education and face the risk of dropping out of schools using Adopted Syrian Curriculum ) including 158 children(102 boys amp 56 girls) with disabilities through contract with 205 formal teachers,57 non-formal education teachers, pay their incentives and train them on distance learning and COVID 19 , light repair 11 WASH facilities and light repair 101 classrooms , supply the 19 schools with the new furniture and do light maintenance to the existing furniture ,establish a clear referral networks between the learning centers and other specialized health and protection services, conduct 19 Back to Learning campaigns in 19 different locations targeting 3800 beneficiaries (1900 children and 1900 caregivers and parents),provide light professional development to teaching staff(Child Protection Principles-Education in Emergencies-Modern Teaching Techniques- Distance learning) ,procure and distribute safety equipment ,procure and distribute 50 heaters and 42,966 liters of heating fuel, procure and distribute 12,515 students’ kits(1740 children during summer and 10775 children during the academic year), procure and distribute 19 sets of teaching materials, provide the schools with operational cost, conduct training on safety and evacuation for the teachers and children , conduct ASER, Pre and posttest and EGRA amp EGMA and activate and support the PTAs in the 19 schools basing on the needs assessment. 

As preventive measures from COVID-19 when re-opening the schools and during the period from July to end of September 2020 , SCA will contract and pay the incentives to 19 health workers to provide information sessions on weekly bases for teachers and children to raise their awareness about COVID-19 and promote good health and hygiene practices in schools, procure and distribute hygiene supplies to the 19 schools, conduct regular cleaning and disinfection of schools, provide awareness sessions on health and hygiene protocols to the parents and children and there is an attached plan(B)to resume provision of services in case COVID-19 spreads in NW Syria during the implementation period.