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Approximately one week before the new school term, the Tobago arm of the Trinidad and Tobago Unified Teachers’ Association (TTUTA) is raising concerns about school readiness, accusing the Division of Education of failing to provide clear updates on its 2025 repair programme.
TTUTA Tobago officer Bradon Roberts said the union submitted a list of concerns since April but has received no feedback. He warned that without transparency, teachers, parents and students could face another September of unresolved problems.
“We have not gotten anything from the Division… what we want this time around is transparency,” Roberts told Guardian Media. “When we come out, our schools indicate to all our schools the work that you were not able to do, when would those works be done, the schools who had work that would not be completed in time, how they expect to complete it. We do not get honesty from our politicians nationally.”
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