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Petition is addressed to: Mr. Clifton Grima, Minister for Education, Youth, Resources and Innovation
The yard in St Julian's Primary/St Clare College is damaged and dangerous.
- Children are routinely slipping and injuring themselves on the rubberised surface which has now disintegrated to gravel.
- The longest surrounding wall is slowing collapsing, due to subsidence. There is a sheer drop to a busy road on the opposite side.
- There are no shaded parts, which makes playtime in summer heat unnecessarily uncomfortable, and outside breaktimes in even light rain showers are impossible.
- Childrens' shoes and uniforms are being damaged and torn due to falls, placing unnecessary hardship on parents to replace.
Despite making repeated requests for assistance through all the proper channels, the school have still not been allocated the essential funding for these remedial works to take place.
Reason
Children are slipping and cutting themselves daily and the situation is deteriorating. We should not have to wait for even more serious injury for this issue to be resolved.
Please sign and share so that concerned parents, students, teachers, and other stakeholders can finally have a safe place for schoolchildren to play.
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Petition started:
11/15/2024
Petition ends:
05/14/2025
Region:
St. Julian's
Topic:
Education
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It’s very important that all school parts are safe for anyone especially for our children. My son attend the school. Hopefully some works will be done very soon.
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I would love to see all children in a safe environment-prevention is better than cure.