Diana Kurylo:
English helps overcome borders and distances
Age: 13 years old
From: Kharkiv (currently living in the Kharkiv region)
Experience with the foundation: Over 2 years
Hobbies: Singing and playing the drums
Become part of the success
My journey to English
I have been studying English for over two years. Previously, I lacked interesting, lively classes where the material was presented easily and excitingly. Now everything is different: I love the moments when we play various quizzes — it makes learning competitive and unforgettable. I chose English because it’s the language spoken by most people in the world, and I want to be part of that community.
Results I’m proud of
Hard work has borne great fruit: now I can communicate freely in English. This is also reflected in my school life — I have consistently excellent grades. The feeling that I understand the language and can express myself in it gives me confidence every new day.
Life during the war and the power of music
The war scattered my friends all over the world. Many of them now live abroad, and because of the distance, we began to drift apart. It’s sad, but English has become the bridge that helps us stay in touch. In the most difficult moments, music helps me — when I sing or play the drums, I feel a surge of strength to keep moving.
Dreams for the future
I continue to study hard every day. In the future, I am considering the possibility of becoming an English teacher to pass on my knowledge to other children just as interestingly as it was done for me. I believe that knowing the language will open any door for me.
A word of gratitude
“I am very grateful to the people who support us. Thanks to your help, talented children have the opportunity to receive truly high-quality knowledge even in such difficult times.”
