Simultaneously with the ESL classes, we have activities for the youth and the children at IFT every weekend. It's not specific to the Syrian kids; they sit with the other kids, who are from different backgrounds, different ethnicities. The diversity of Canada is represented in each of those classes. It helps them to be comfortable in interacting, in knowing how to interact.
There are some challenges with the language, and those things are going on simultaneously. We have resources at hand for Arabic. In the classes, they speak English. Slowly, we see dramatic improvement in the kids. They were very shy, they were not talking to other kids, and now they are.
It's a slow process. It will take some time for them to get used to Canada.