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The Ministry of Education has acknowledged concerns raised by the Estate Police Association about the condition of security booths at several schools and said it is completing an assessment of the affected facilities.
A press release from the ministry confirmed that the review is being conducted with the National Maintenance Training Services to determine the scope of work required.
The ministry said it will prioritise necessary remedial works for inclusion in its Vacation Repair Programme, which covers critical repairs and upgrades to school infrastructure. It added that it remains focused on maintaining safe and secure school environments and will continue engaging relevant stakeholders as the process moves forward.
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