Pavlos Mylonas, President of the Education Committee of the Parliament, described the Regional Full Day Primary School and Kindergarten of Choirokoitia as a model that deserves to be seen.
As Mr. Mylina told the Cyprus News Agency. Mylonas "within the framework of the responsibilities of the Education Committee, members of the Committee, visited today, Friday, the Special School "Agios Spyridon" in Larnaca, the Primary School of Voroklini and the Regional Full Day Primary School of Choirokoitia."
"The problems that exist are obvious, however, there is excellent work and effort by all institutions with the aim of solving them," he noted.
He added that "at Oroklini Primary School there is an overcrowding of pupils, there is a strong element of foreign languages as well as other problems that were reported to the MPs by the Parents' Associations and the teachers themselves."
Regarding the Regional Full Day Primary School of Choirokoitia, Mr. Mylonas said that "we were surprised by the level of the school, which is a model and an example both from the school management and from the parents and the School Tax Office."
He added that "there are some minor problems and some other items that the Kindergarten, which is located near the Primary School, needs." However, he continued, "by the general consensus of all the MPs of Larnaca district who are members of the Education Committee, the Choirokoitia Primary School is a model of a full-day school, where everyone is served and any minor problems are resolved in consultation with the school management, teachers and other relevant bodies".
The Chairman of the Education Committee of the House of Representatives said that "the Regional Full Day Primary School and Kindergarten of Choirokoitia should be shown, it is worth the effort to do so, since all the MPs were impressed by the work done, the standard that exists in the public school and the education provided to the children".
"The demand is great and we need these model schools to succeed in implementing them in the rest of Cyprus," he concluded.
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