Children at the Maranatha Basic School are now disadvantaged following the most recent theft incident at the institution. The school’s Principal, Arlene Bernard, is asking for the community’s corporation in retrieving what was stolen.
Principal Bernard says the TV was used as a tool to enhance learning, through videos and songs geared at educational activities. She describes the theft as heart-wrenching and a setback for the institution. Principal Bernard is appealing to the neighboring residents to build the community and better help in protecting the school’s property. Watch the report:
Reporter: Nasika Alliman
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