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Education Minister Dr Michael Dowlath has raised concerns about the growing pressures facing students, saying this has prompted the ministry to move ahead with a revamp of its Student Support Services Division (SSSD) to provide greater assistance.
Speaking to reporters yesterday following the launch of a spoken word poetry competition at the Pointe-a-Pierre Staff Club, Dr Dowlath said the restructuring aims to strengthen support for vulnerable students, including those with learning challenges, autism and ADHD, through a more coordinated system of student aides, guidance counsellors and social workers.
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