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Education officials meet at Charles F. Broome after teachers report sick

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Ministry officials heading into a meeting at Charles F. Broome Memorial Primary School. (Picture by Haroon Greenidge)

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Officials from the Ministry of Educational Transformation visited the Charles F. Broome Memorial Primary School this morning following the early closure of the school on Monday.

The school was dismissed early yesterday after several teachers reported sick.

More details as they come to hand.

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