Two schools under one roof

The term two schools under one roof refers to schools in Bosnia and Herzegovina . Children and young people from two ethnic groups, those of the Bosniaks and the Croatians , attend classes in the same building, but are physically separated from each other and learn according to different curricula, often at different times of the day. There are just over 50 such schools in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina .

The ethnic segregation is a consequence of the Bosnian War (1992–1995).

Web links

Nicole Itano: Meet the students at an integrated Bosnian high school , GlobalPost from October 15, 2009
"A generation of ... ethnically overfed pupils" , MSNBC from August 23, 2010
Foundation Schüler Helfen Leben : Two schools under one roof , July 10, 2011

Individual evidence

^ Mark Lowen: Balkan divisions survive in Bosnian schools. In: BBC . April 1, 2010, accessed April 30, 2014 .
↑ Bosnia: No End to 'Two Schools Under One Roof'. In: Balkan Insight . February 18, 2010, accessed April 30, 2014 .

[1] Mark Lowen: Balkan divisions survive in Bosnian schools. In: BBC . April 1, 2010, accessed April 30, 2014 .

[balkaninsight-2] Bosnia: No End to 'Two Schools Under One Roof'. In: Balkan Insight . February 18, 2010, accessed April 30, 2014 .