Human Rights Commissioner: Act on school safety research
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October 17, 2026
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Students’ findings on dirty bathrooms, litter, termite-damaged desks, and bullying should help shape safety decisions by schools and education authorities, the Human Rights Commissioner said on Friday.
The call emerged at a workshop for the Barbados National Student Council, where about 20 students from about 12 schools learnt how to turn data they had collected into findings they could take back to their schools.
“Principally, today’s workshop is focussing on changing data into decisions, how the data drives decisions,” Human Rights Commissioner Kerry-Ann Ifill told journalists.
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