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About 100 RKS students urged to resume normal classes

About 100 RKS students urged to resume normal classes

Ministry of Education officials are at Ratu Kadavulevu School to mediate and resolve the situation where some students are protesting to have their Principal, Arvind Prasad removed.

The Ministry has asked that students remain calm and maintain discipline.

It says schools are a place of study and the Ministry urges students to focus on what is most important for their future.

The Ministry also says they will not condone indiscipline and bullying tactics.

They have been advised that if students have a genuine issue they must follow the proper channels with the Ministry of Education so that proper investigations are carried out.

Parents are urged to ensure students return to school to resume normal studies.

Teachers are to ensure they remain committed to their supervisory and teaching duties.

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