At least one organisation representing the interests of children has taken issue with Prime Minister Dr Andrew Holness’ comment about students “learning closer to nature” under trees as the new academic year began.
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Classroom JLP style.
The excuse:
The prime minister said the current discussion about children learning outside should also take account of the conditions inside some school buildings, where excessive heat can make classrooms uncomfortable for both students and teachers.
Posted by a Jamaica news account, the post features Andrew Holness and calls for answers on behalf of affected residents still suffering from the storms.
It highlights remaining unspent amounts including $138.8 million from prior Hurricane Beryl donations, over $275 million unaccounted overall, and points to issues with transparency, accountability, and procurement for roof repairs.