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Tuesday, July 8, 2025

Tobago schools remain open for Carnival

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SHASTRI BOODAN
1232 days ago
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Signal Hill Government Primary School students leave the school compound after writing the SEA exam in Tobago in 2021.

Signal Hill Government Primary School students leave the school compound after writing the SEA exam in Tobago in 2021.

SHAS­TRI BOODAN

 

To­ba­go schools will re­main in op­er­a­tion on Mon­day 28 Feb­ru­ary and Tues­day 1st March 2022, be­cause of the de­fer­ral of car­ni­val cel­e­bra­tions in To­ba­go to Oc­to­ber 2022. That's ac­cord­ing to a re­lease is­sued on Sun­day night by the Di­vi­sion of Ed­u­ca­tion, Re­search and Tech­nol­o­gy in the To­ba­go House of As­sem­bly (THA).

The ad­vi­so­ry notes that all schools are ex­pect­ed to pro­ceed with their usu­al sched­ule and ro­ta­tion arrange­ments on Mon­day 28 Feb­ru­ary and Tues­day 1 March 2022—Car­ni­val Mon­day and Tues­day in Trinidad. 

"In this re­gard, prin­ci­pals, teach­ers, sec­ondary school stu­dents of Forms One to Six and pri­ma­ry school stu­dents of Stan­dard Five are ex­pect­ed to re­port to school for face-to-face teach­ing and learn­ing. Stu­dents of In­fants to Stan­dard Four will con­tin­ue class­es vir­tu­al­ly,” the re­lease said.

The Di­vi­sion al­so re-stat­ed its com­mit­ment to en­sur­ing that “all stu­dents are pro­vid­ed a qual­i­ty ed­u­ca­tion­al ex­pe­ri­ence”.  It com­mend­ed “all prin­ci­pals, staff, par­ents and stake­hold­ers for their ef­forts in of­fer­ing our stu­dents the best op­por­tu­ni­ty for aca­d­e­m­ic suc­cess.”

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