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The School Deputy Head Teacher, John Lwanga, says they accorded the children diplomatic status to fast-track their social integration and facilitate their healing from trauma. Lwanga says there are 560 migrant children in the school, many of whom arrived unaccompanied from the Democratic Republic of Congo, South Sudan and Burundi.
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