CUSP puts focus on education contingencies as pupils return to school
The Minister for Education, Dr John Cortes, yesterday visited Bayside, Westside and St Joseph’s Upper and Lower Primary Schools following the start of the new academic year.
A new group that aims to help the flow of information between the Gibraltar Government and students and parents has been created. The Civil Union of Students and Parents (CUSP) was initially set up to deal with issues surrounding the return to schools this September, but is now focused on the future. “We will be...
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