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The capital’s Taras Shevchenko gymnasium has eight Ukrainian-language classes with 180 pupils. The Taras Shevchenko Gymnasium in the capital has eight Ukrainian-language classes with 180 pupils. In total, the school has 339 refugee pupils out of 401 students, Logos Press reported.
