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The Division of Education, Research and Technology is dismissing claims that SEA exams in Tobago were delayed due to missing clocks.
In a statement, the Division assured that all 40 exam centres were fully equipped and started on time. It responded directly to a viral video by PNM Tobago West Candidate Shamfa Cudjoe, who said parents contacted her in distress, claiming their children with special concessions could not begin the test due to the absence of clocks.
“I want to bring to the attention of constituents and more so, the Division of Education in Tobago a very, very serious concern,” Cudjoe said. “This morning, I’m being called by parents who are annoyed. This morning is SEA in Tobago, and children are being told, no clocks, no exam. Parents are being told, no clocks, no exam.”
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