AFTER FOUR DAYS of meetings, the teachers of Alma Parris and Parkinson Memorial Secondary schools will be returning to work on Monday with certain provisions.
Their representative, the Barbados Union of Teachers (BUT), will be expecting that the weapons would have been removed from the drawer at Parkinson by the relevant authorities, and that the environments at both schools will be conducive to teaching and learning.
The decision was taken at yesterday’s meeting, which saw shop stewards from about 15 schools joining in solidarity for the pre-lunch session. The stewards were updated about the conditions at the two schools.
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