Politicians must note that politics has no place in schools


A PRIMARY or secondary school is a children’s place of learning. Especially in the daytime, when classes are being taught, it is neither a public space nor a venue for activities that will not benefit the students. We can all agree on that.

It is almost a sacred duty to ensure that the children can focus on their studies as much as possible while in school. And that duty does not just rest on the shoulders of the Education Ministry and school administrators. Parents have a role as well, as do those who regularly visit schools.

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