Arrangements are being made for students of the Leeds Primary and Infant School in St. Elizabeth to be accommodated at a nearby church.

This as fire damaged sections of the school on Sunday night.

The blaze destroyed the principal’s office, staffroom, a classroom and the library, leaving the school without electricity.

Loss is estimated at $50 million.

Member of Parliament for St Elizabeth North Eastern Delroy Slowley in noting that the school has a student population of approximately 230 said efforts are being made to ensure that teaching and learning continue.

Meanwhile, principal Christine Dawkins-Beadle said classes shifted online yesterday, but some students are expected to be engaged in face-to-face classes today.