The Ministry of Education says it is implementing enhanced security measures at
the Harrison Center of the Antigua and Barbuda Institute of Continuing Education
(ABICE) located at Tomlinson’s.
In a statement, the ministry said these measures are designed to prioritize the safety
and well-being of all students, faculty, and staff.
“In light of recent global and regional trends, the Ministry has undertaken a
comprehensive review of security protocols at educational institutions. At the
Harrison Center, students entering the facility are properly searched using metal
detecting wands by trained security personnel, and upgraded access control
procedures,” the media statement indicated.
Minister of Education, Daryll Matthew, emphasized the importance of creating a
secure learning environment, stating, “The safety of our students is non-negotiable.
Education can only thrive in an atmosphere of peace and security. These new
measures at ABICE reaffirm our commitment to providing a safe space where
students can focus on their personal and professional development without fear or
distraction.”
The Ministry of Education extends its appreciation to the management and staff of
ABICE for their collaboration and dedication to the safety of students.
These measures reflect the government’s unwavering commitment to fostering
secure, inclusive, and supportive educational environments that empower students
to succeed.
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