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Protest action by students and/or teachers on the schools premises or in the vicinity of the school is prohibited. Especially if such action causes:

Published by Ministry of Education

Protest action by students and/or teachers on the schools premises or in the vicinity of the school is prohibited. Especially if such action causes:

  • disruption to smooth running of the school,
  • obstruction on roadway/walkway
  • invasion of school premises

The Headteacher is directed to establish clear rules and sanctions relating to students protesting on/off the premises of the school while being attired in the school uniform.

The names of teachers involved in protest action on/off the premises of the school would be forwarded to the Department of Education and the Teaching Service Commission for appropriate disciplinary action.

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