The school term is due to start next week and schools have been getting ready to welcome back the children.
Today, a contingent from the Ministry of Education which included Minister Kay McConney and Chief Educational Officer Dr. Ramona Archer-Bradshaw along with the Barbados Union of Teachers, met to have a walk-through on some of the schools that were reported to have environmental issues.
Ackeem Clinkett has the story.
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