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Most public schools are still without air-condition

I used to remember the Labour Party hitting out at the Nationalist-Gonzi administration for failing to supply public schools with air-condition units. Apparently, most public schools, both primary and secondary, still have no air-condition units in the class rooms.

Teachers state that students have difficulties doing their exams in the summer heat. The Ministry of Education promised it will be installing many air-condition units in classrooms during this Summer, but this process hasn’t started yet.


Comments

  1. Give em time Mark, they haven’t yet decided which bazuzlu is getting the prize, or, and most probably l, are still debating the thickness of the envelope

  2. Matteo Buttigieg avatar
    Matteo Buttigieg

    Air conditioning not air condition

    1. Jake Schembri avatar
      Jake Schembri

      Thank you. Basta literary God of Malta

    2. Jake Schembri avatar
      Jake Schembri

      Ghidlu.

  3. Franco Galea avatar
    Franco Galea

    This is what happens when you have a teacher’s union in cahoots with power

    – Teachers still cannot see the agreement that was signed on their behalf more than a month ago.
    – The MCAST agreement, which has now been expired for 2 years and 8 months, is still shrouded in mystery after two rounds of directives which kept students without results for months.

  4. Public schools in the UK are expensive fee-paying schools, I’d use ‘state’ schools instead.

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