Opening of two schools further delayed

The Ministry of Education, Technological and Vocational Training informs all parents and guardians that all schools that had a delayed opening will start tomorrow except two schools.

St John Primary – only Class 4 Students will return to school tomorrow. All other classes are to report to school on Wednesday, September 18.

Eagle Hall Primary – only Class 4 students will report to school tomorrow. All other classes will start next week Monday, September 23.

The Ministry of Education regrets the inconvenience this further delay will cause to parents and guardians of these two schools.

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Anita Watson says:

September 15, 2019 at 7:26 pm

Whilst people are dazzling at the Diamond Ball some school children can't resume their educational studies. Ridiculous!!!

I suppose had they not attended school there would have been a penalty to pay for the parents.

What is to happen to these children and parents who might be working or have commitments and have planned in time for the semester.

disgraceful an apology isn't sufficient..

Pull your finger out