The Josefa de Óbidos School in Lisbon has not yet defined schedules for students, causing concern among parents. The situation remains unresolved, leaving parents and students without concrete information about the organization of school time.
Parents of students in the 2nd cycle (middle school) are particularly indignant about the lack of responses from the school. The absence of defined schedules makes it difficult to plan family life and organize the daily routines of students.
Additionally, the ATL (after-school care center) managed by the Junta de Campo de Ourique only opens on October 1st, which further exacerbates parents' difficulties. They do not know where to send their children in the afternoon because the school lacks clear schedules, and the after-school care service will only begin next month.
