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Education Minister Dr Tim Gopeesingh had a dilemma of 124 RC students without a school and a nearby government school short of 130 pupils and had an idea.
The Roman Catholic board and parents treated Gopeesingh’s brainstorm—that the two batches of students and teachers could harmoniously co-exist—like one of the 10 plagues.
One Pt Cumana parent declared that he won’t let his two sons near government teachers for fear of their low standards. Wired868 can only suppose the parent is doing his best to raise conscientious adults who won’t put selfish interests ahead of the collective good.
An irate Archbishop Joseph Harris said the RC teachers and students will be moved with immediate effect and accused the Minister of trying to determine the religious school’s right to exist.
Wired868 cannot confirm whether the teachers and students will be hidden behind a bushel.
It. Just. Got. Flipping. Real! The Hindu community were supposed to be celebrating Arrival Day—no doubt at public expense too—but Read more
The Trinidad Guardian newspaper, in another Jack Warner-related non-exclusive, suggested today that the Chaguanas West MP may have rented a Read more
Trinidad and Tobago’s first Prime Minister Eric Williams said the country’s future lies in our children’s bookbags. If so, then Read more
Mr Live Wire contemplates life if parents followed UN conventions and nations preferred not to spare the rod. (Scene: Somewhere Read more
Trinidad and Tobago was caught frantically searching for its high horse today after a fresh sex scandal showed its cleavage Read more
Arima Girls RC dismissed school at 1 pm this afternoon. School principal Elisa Russell-Caldon explained, in a note to parents, Read more
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