Principal on mission to get students back in classroom

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Principal on mission to get students back in classroom

WITH the best interest of her 50 students at heart, Arlene Ashley has embarked on a mission to make Mahoe Hill Primary and Infant School in Broadgate, St Mary, fit to pass a public health inspection for the resumption of face-to-face learning.

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