Parents require that textbooks be distributed from schools, not purchased by themselves

Even this year, the Ministry of Education has decided that textbooks for classrooms 1 to 5 will be subsidised by 80 euros per student. However, many parents consider this difficult process and require that books be delivered directly from schools.

In an interview, a fifth - grade student Melody Cena says that she has not yet received books, although she is happy to have started school and has new teachers.

I'm in fifth grade, I'm glad I'm going to school, I have new teachers, I have friends and friends. Three days without books, but I know it's easy to buy books. School to bring us better books, we have had no difficulty finding”, Chen.

Her mother, Lengere Cena, points out that parents work and do not have time to deal with buying books. She says this situation creates differences among students and negatively affects the learning process.

Parents hope that next year books will be distributed by school itself to avoid burdens and financial difficulties.

We have some parents who have really had a hard time working, we don't have time. It would be good to give them school in the next year because it is a relief for their parents. This is torture. Until the money comes out, for some parents who don't have the options, but even at school it's hard because some people have books and some don't, and it's some kind of confusion. It's too bad for students. When they first got the books, it was much better at school. Today I bought the books, paid for some books that were missing, still didn't buy the notebooks. We can handle this too, but I hope in another year they don't torture us like this, because it's hard. I'm a mother, now I'm born and should have come here. 80 euros has been the subsidy for students from class 1-5”, it noted for EO. /Periscopi/