Parenting tips14 May 20131 min read

The role of the Police and Fire Services

The Headteacher is expected to establish a protocol for co-operation with the officers-incharge of the nearest police and fire stations.

Published by Ministry of Education

The Headteacher is expected to establish a protocol for co-operation with the officers-incharge of the nearest police and fire stations.

The Ministry of Education strongly recommends that Headteachers organize regular educational programmes with the Schools Welfare Unit, (including Guidance and Counselling), Ministry of Human Services and the police to conduct enlightening and motivational discussion sessions with students.

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