School Year Starts with Shortages and Construction Sites

The new school year has begun with recurring problems, such as schools being construction sites and delays in staffing, according to the Progressive Movement of Teachers and Kindergarten Teachers.

Pre-primary education faces issues with prefabricated classrooms and understaffing, with the Ministry of Education shifting responsibilities to kindergarten teachers without adequate support.

Additionally, there are shortages in Special Education, with delays in hiring school escorts and overcrowding in Special Schools.

The daily life of teachers is stifling due to the large number of students, infrastructure shortages, and increased extracurricular duties. The Progressive Movement of Teachers and Kindergarten Teachers states that it will continue to fight for a more humane and fair school.