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Feb 06, 2019 News
Minister of Finance, Winston Jordan, has indicated that he will employ the use of a structural engineer to examine the condition and strength of the Christianburg Primary School building. This follows several issues raised by residents of Christianburg, Linden, during a ministerial outreach to the area on Saturday.
The visit was organised to ascertain the levels of development, the areas of need and the concerns of citizens.
Many residents highlighted the dilapidated nature of the school and the fact that its closure has affected the children living in the area. According to the Parent-Teacher Association, numerous letters and complaints were made to the previous PPP administration for repairs to the school, but those efforts proved futile.
These students are currently attending classes at St. Aidan’s Primary School in Blue Berry Hill, located some distance from their homes. The situation has hindered some students from receiving a quality education and the minister believes it is time to ‘get the ball rolling’.
However, while there, Minister Jordan also urged parents in need of assistance for their primary-age children to take advantage of the Ministry of Social Protection’s Circumstances Unit (DCU) programmes. These programmes ensure that all students in need of assistance can receive a quality education.
The government has been looking into all of the issues surrounding the school and will address them promptly.
The ancient community of Christianburg is prided as being the oldest in Linden which houses one of the oldest schools in Region Ten. (DPI)
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