Education Officials Seek to Identify Students in Fight Caught on Camera
Director of Education Clare Browne says the ministry has contacted secondary school principals and education officers following Tuesday’s incident.
The Ministry of Education is working to identify students who were filmed fighting on Tuesday, November 10, after video footage showed them tumbling over the edge of a sidewalk during the altercation.
Director of Education Clare Browne said he had reached out to secondary school principals following the incident. He said the ministry had also contacted the relevant education officers to help determine who was involved.
The footage shows the students fighting before they go over the edge of the sidewalk.
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