Students urged to choose friends wisely as they enter secondary school

August 24, 2026

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Students entering secondary school for the first time next month are being encouraged to choose their friends wisely.

They are also being strongly advised not to allow their circumstances to determine their future.

The challenge is being issued by Police Public Affairs and Communications Officer, Acting Inspector Ryan Brathwaite.

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