Education Minister Fayval Williams, is encouraging students to participate in the National Summer School, which will begin on Monday (July 5).
The Minister was speaking at Wednesday’s virtual town hall on the National School Learning and Intervention Plan (NSLIP).
The Education Minister said under the summer initiative, students from grades one to 11 can access teaching and learning focused on the core subject areas such as mathematics, English language, social studies and science.
She noted that for the online component, the sessions will be held two hours per day, Monday to Thursday “but we will make available to the students on a self-directed basis, other hours of the day, that means they can log on and still have access to the lessons online”.
