EducationEnvironmentLocal News Environmental issues force closure of St Luke’s Brighton Primary by Sheria Brathwaite 14/10/2024 written by Sheria Brathwaite Updated by Barbados Today 14/10/2024 0 min read A+A- Reset Share FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsappEmail 1.6K Classes at St Luke’s Brighton Primary School came to an abrupt end this morning as a pungent odour impacted staff and students of the Melverton, St George School. Teachers complained of a burning sensation to the throat as well as burning eyes, reported BUT president Rudy Lovell. Parents and guardians also reported that their wards were ill. An environmental hygienist visited the school to conduct an air quality test. (SZB) Read the full story in tonight’s e-paper. Sheria Brathwaite You may also like TBPS celebrates first female acting deputy police commissioner 07/12/2025 Combermere outlines improvement plans as exam results remain strong 07/12/2025 International athletes shine as Run Barbados earns World Athletics certification 07/12/2025