In the last Ordinary Municipal Assembly, which took place on April 19th, a person in charge of education went to the meeting to, during the period allocated for public interventions, address some concerns related to the lack of conditions at the basic school in the Vale do Âncora as well as the lack of safety in school transport.
It was not the first time that this mother went to the Municipal Assembly meeting to report on situations that worried her, however Ana Patrícia Verde says continue without any response.
Poor internet, lack of computers, construction of a connection between the two buildings to protect students on rainy days and the creation of a school pavilion, were some of the needs left by the person in charge of education.
Another of the issues addressed by the person in charge of education was related to the school transport of students, which according to the citizen is not being carried out with due safety, an issue that she considered extremely important.
The representative of the Parents’ Association asked the Chamber for greater care in this matter of security, for teachers to pay extra attention and for security forces to have more supervision.
Reactions to this intervention were not long in coming. The deputy Ricardo Cunha of the Concelho em Primeiro Coalition (OCP), lamented the lack of response from the executive to resolve these problems.
The Socialist Party bench also spoke out on this problem, namely the issue of the lack of safety on school transport, addressed by the education officer.
Second Paula Aldeia managed to find out the booster seats were on the bus and accused the opposition of politicizing with untruths about a “serious situation such as children’s safety”.
Ricardo Cunha asked to speak again to mention that it had not just been the councilor Liliana Silva addressing this issue on social media, but also some guardians.
In response, Paula Aldeia asked the deputy Ricardo Cunha whether it is the Council or whoever accompanies the children who has the obligation to place the chairs.
The deputy Jorge Nande (OCP) responded to the socialist deputy saying that the responsibility for transporting children always lies with Caminha City Council, the entity to which city officials have to respond.
Paula Aldeia He disagreed and said it was not the council’s responsibility to place security guards, but rather the schools’ responsibility.
Lack of conditions at the basic school in Vale do Âncora and lack of transport safety for students being debated at the Caminha Municipal Assembly.
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