Education Will Strengthen Security to Ensure the Start of the School Year in Ceuta
- The Government will increase police and military presence in Ceuta's schools and on school routes from the beginning of the school term to strengthen security.
- Uniformed personnel will be present at school routes, bus stops, and around schools during arrivals, departures, and recess to ensure safety.
- Security at schools will be enhanced during afternoons and nights when classes are not in session to prevent intrusions.
- A psychosocial support plan is being prepared to help students and families manage stress caused by the city's current crisis.
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The Ministry of Education will strengthen the security of educational establishments and school routes in Ceuta to ensure that students can access the school.
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