Opposition and Student Body Raise Concerns Over Severe Heat During Resits
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In brief
- Partit Nazzjonalista condemned examination hall conditions during ongoing MATSEC resits.
- Student organisation SDM also expressed serious concern regarding intense heat in exam venues.
- Calls were made for education authorities to ensure climate-controlled environments for sitting students.
Partit Nazzjonalista has raised strong concerns over conditions inside examination halls during late-summer MATSEC resit sessions, describing the heat endured by candidates as unacceptable.
The party noted that students preparing for high-stakes examinations should not be subjected to excessive temperatures, arguing that poorly ventilated or non-air-conditioned spaces hinder academic performance.
Student organisation Studenti Demokristjani Maltin (SDM) echoed these sentiments, expressing deep concern over classroom conditions across several testing centres.
Both the political opposition and student representatives urged education authorities to take immediate measures to guarantee adequate climate control and appropriate facilities during summer exam sessions.
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Low media divide. Both outlets focused on the complaints raised regarding classroom heat and inadequate conditions during the exam resits.