Launched in March 2025, the “Nicolae Iorga” Sunday School in Hull was created with one heartfelt purpose — to bring together Romanian families and help the next generation stay connected to their language, culture, and roots.
Every Sunday, our classrooms come alive with laughter, stories, and the sound of children discovering the beauty of the Romanian language. Through fun, structured lessons, creative cultural activities, and family-friendly community events, we help children grow in confidence, make new friends, and take pride in who they are.
More than a school, this is a community — a place where parents, teachers, and volunteers work hand in hand to nurture a love of learning and belonging. Together, we celebrate Romania’s rich traditions, history, and customs, while helping children build the bilingual skills that will serve them throughout their lives.
Our Hopes and Impact
At the “Nicolae Iorga” Sunday School, we aim to:
- Preserve and promote the Romanian language among children growing up in Hull.
- Inspire pride in Romanian culture, helping young people learn about their traditions and heritage.
- Bring families together, creating a strong and supportive Romanian community in Hull.
- Encourage bilingual development, building confidence at school and in daily life.
- Offer a warm, inclusive, and nurturing environment where every child feels valued and inspired to explore their identity.
Help Us Make a Lasting Difference
Projects like the “Nicolae Iorga” Sunday School are made possible through the generosity of people who believe in giving children a brighter, more connected future.
By supporting Children in Distress, you can help us continue to fund projects that preserve culture, build community, and create opportunities for children to thrive.
Give today to Children in Distress and be part of a story that keeps language, heritage, and hope alive for generations to come.
