The school has been left without transport to the Plentzia School and the school's AMPA has warned of the danger it poses
They have complained that the decision of the Basque Government will have an impact on the safety of pupils, since the school is located in an area of heavy traffic.
The AMPA of the Plentzia Public School has reported that the Basque Governmenthas lefttheschool without transport and has warned of the risks that this may pose to students. "We have been deprived of the safety conditions we had until now, despite the fact that our school is located in an area with a lot of traffic ", they have denounced.
Thus, according to the AMPA, this decision increases the risk, since "the school is located in a place where there have been many road accidents".
In particular, families have explained that the school is located next to the main mobility and communications node in Plentzia.
In this context, school bus service cuts will force many families to make alternative journeys, "which will increase the number of pedestrians and vehicles."
They also point out that work will begin in the school area from September onwards, and that there will be a huge mess.
They therefore consider the Government's decision "unacceptable" . "Public transport is a basic service that the Public School must have," they stressed, while criticizing the fact that "the consequences of cuts in the political sphere" are paid for by families.
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