Education
Schools Prep For Face To Face Instruction
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Schools across the country are set to reopen in just a matter of weeks. This back to school season is somewhat unique as students are returning to the classroom for face to face instruction. Italia Hall tells us how one local organization is giving back to students of Albury Sayle Primary.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Schools across the country are set to reopen in just a matter of weeks. This back to school season is somewhat unique as students are returning to the classroom for face to face instruction. Italia Hall tells us how one local organization is giving back to students of Albury Sayle Primary.
The Diggis Foundation partnering with the Albury Sayle Primary school to ensure that students are fully equipped.
While students have been working from home for the most part of the COVID-19 pandemic, officials say things appear to finally be returning to normal, as students will be able to engage in face to face instruction.
School Principal Shirlene Wallace says the school is prepared.
Computer Teacher And Coordinator Shanique Taylor sharing how the school was able to partner with the Diggiss Foundation.
And now the foundation is donating over 500 backpacks filled with school supplies.
Reporting for Our News I’m Italia Hall.
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