School bus services will be provided as usual on Monday, the Minibuses' cooperative said, reversing a decision to suspend services owing to 'safety concerns' during election celebrations. The cooperative's initial announcement on Tuesday had drawn a sharp rebuke from the Education Department, which said schools would open normally on Monday and it
Coop Services Ltd has confirmed that school transport services will continue running normally on 1st June after discussions with the Education Ministry over concerns related to student safety during election celebrations. The cooperative, commonly known as the minibuses cooperative, said its main concern throughout discussions was ensuring the safety
The children's commissioner on Wednesday has warned that post-election celebrations should not disrupt children's right to education. The commissioner's statement was published a day after one of Malta’s main school transport providers announced that it would not operate school vans on Monday. Coop cited safety concerns linked to post-election celebrations
The Education Ministry has informed parents, educators, school administrations, and all concerned parties that all schools will operate normally on Monday 1st June, with the school day proceeding as scheduled. In a statement, the Ministry stressed that it had never instructed schools or school transport providers to suspend or alter services. As a
The Education Ministry has insisted that all schools will operate normally on Monday, June 1, despite one of Malta's main school transport providers announcing it will suspend services because of safety concerns linked to post-election celebrations. In a statement issued on Tuesday, the ministry said schools would open as scheduled and stressed that
One of Malta’s largest school transport providers will suspend its service on 1st June over concerns linked to post election celebrations and traffic disruption. Coop Services Ltd confirmed it will not operate school transport on the Monday following the general election, citing safety concerns for children during pickups and drop offs. According to
One of Malta’s main school transport providers will not operate school vans on June 1, citing safety concerns linked to post-election celebrations. Coop Services Ltd, which provides school transport to a significant number of schools across the island, said it had decided not to operate school vans on the day after the election because it feared children
