Students, parents, and school principals seek to return the shots

Pristina Community Directors have indicated that they are in the process of preparing draft/plan for students' scores.

Giving the shots to primary school students in the Pristina municipality, parents are being assessed as a contribution to families having children at school. Salie Osmankaq, from the Parents' Council, told Kosovo that providing the clothes for students is very necessary as it creates security for the food they receive, and creates equality among all students.

It's very important for the municipality to take into account the return of marks for students at least for first-class and fifth students. This would ensure that children first feel good and feel secure in the sense of taking in controlled food. And the other one is very important because it creates the sense of equality. Through an action we've seen that the municipality can do”, Osmanzak said.

The most necessary thing is also seeing primary school director “Ismail Qemail” in Pristina, Mimoza Krasniqi. She said that earlier experience when the municipality has provided a lot for students is positive, as it has also provided equality in students.

According to the experiences we had earlier, spreading the results has been a very positive thing. Dispersement affects students positively for many reasons. What's key is that the food that comes to children is all the same and that's positive because some kids can't get all kinds of food, and the distribution of lots allows this equality among students”, Krasniqi said.

The education director, in the municipality of Pristina, Besiana Musmurat in a written reply, said they are in the process of preparing the plan for students' marks.

“Currently, we are in the process of preparing draft/plan for students' marks. For more details, we announce to you as the process expires”, in response.

Even psychologists, shwart distribution, are highly regarded as helping children to concentrate on learning, while special importance is that food is controlled and eliminates inequality among students.

Currently in Kosovo, some municipalities continue to distribute food supplies for students from first class to 5th grade.