Education
89 Students Relocated to Mount Tabor Primary, Excited for New Classes Today; Some Parents Opt for Transfers
Eighty-nine former St John Primary students have been relocated to Mount Tabor Primary, while 11 students have opted to transfer to other schools for convenience. The Ministry of Education has reassigned the principal and staff and a new building has been constructed.
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Eighty-nine students from the former St John Primary who have been relocated to Mount Tabor Primary are reportedly excited to begin classes at their new institution today.
Meanwhile, parents and guardians of 11 former St John Primary students have opted for transfer to other schools, citing greater convenience, including easier access from their homes.
In a statement issued yesterday, the Ministry of Education indicated that the principal and all staff – teaching and non-teaching – of the St John school have also been reassigned.
“A new prefabricated building has been constructed at the Mount Tabor Primary School site to house two classrooms. The Transport Board will provide a daily school bus which will transport students from the Coach Hill, Colleton and Gall Hill environs to Mount Tabor,” the statement read. (AH)
