The Association of Public Primary School Principals is adding its voice to calls for supervision on school buses.
President Ivan Clarke made the call during his report to members at the annual breakfast meeting at the Barbados Hilton on Wednesday.
He was especially concerned about the three- and four-year-olds travelling on the buses.
“This really bothers me . . . . Every day or every other day, I’m faced with the task of some complaint from someone about hands and heads dangling through windows, with just a lone bus driver on the bus to supervise well over 60 students,” Clarke stated. (YB)
Call for tiny tots to be watched on buses
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