Students asked to arrive in good time for exams

Wednesday, 5 June 2013 00:00

Parents are being urged to ensure their children arrive in good time for exams this week.

The Department of Education and Children is asking students to exercise caution if relying on the bus service.

Drivers are currently entering their last day of industrial action after striking for the last 12 days.

Coupled with the extra traffic on the roads due to the TT parents have been asked to make other arrangements instead.

John Gill from the department has this message:

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