According to the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), at least 343, 015 Syrian refugee children are in Lebanon. Of those, roughly 115,000 have received psychosocial support in 2013.

Syrian students to attend afternoon ‘second shifts’. Starting at the end of November, Syrian students at 70 schools across Lebanon will attend classes during special “second shifts” in the afternoons, says the United Nations Higher Commission for Refugees

The roof of the Insani School in Sidon, which was built under pressure to take on approximately 450 Syrian students immediately, has been turned into a playground for refugees eager to resume learning. But Mohammad Ezzeddine, who hails from Idlib and is in seventh grade, told The Daily Star Wednesda...

Run for Lebanon:’ Participants from 104 countries race in Beirut. There were also Syrian refugee children, who participated in the 5-kilometer race in the marathon. The Syrian conflict did not only affect the security situation within Lebanon's borders but the country saw a huge influx of Syrian ref...

Sidon network extends enrollment for Syrians. Lebanon: The Sidon School Network will open registration Saturday to place the remaining Syrian refugee children in public and private schools around the city, the body announced Wednesday.Some 2,800 Syrian school-age refugees have already registered

he United Nations Special Coordinator for Lebanon, Derek Plumbly, on Wednesday visited Zahle and Jebb Jennine in West Bekaa, to inspect the condition of the Syrian refugees and the hosting local communities.

The partner of French President Francois Hollande, Valerie Trierweiler, visited on Tuesday a Syrian refugee camp in Lebanon to urge for more help to deal with the refugee influx.

Lebanese authorities struggled to cope with the flow Syrian refugees over the weekend, with at least 1,700 families arriving in the border town of Arsal since Friday. Many of them have taken refuge in tin shacks, with the UN refugee agency providing plastic to reinforce the makeshift shelters agains...

Refugees poured into Arsal, a Lebanese town in the Bekaa Valley near Syria, on Saturday amid reports that a battle was beginning along the mountainous border, a sign that the government was broadening its offensive against rebel strongholds.

Lebanese border town receives 12,000 refugees in days as key battle looms. United Nations officials in Lebanon say more than 12,000 new refugees have arrived in Arsal in the past four days, the highest influx into the Sunni Muslim town at any point in the past 32 months. New arrivals say thousand...