In a formal public statement released Wednesday, the Ministry of Education Transformation announced that all in-person classes at Eden Lodge Primary School, as well as the dedicated section of Good Shepherd Primary that shares the Eden Lodge campus, have been fully suspended, as education officials race to secure safe, suitable alternative accommodation for both student populations. The urgent operational shift was triggered by a wave of reports from on-site teaching staff who began experiencing unexplained physical discomfort while working at the shared school compound. While recent official environmental screenings and comprehensive air quality assessments conducted across the campus found no abnormal levels of hazardous contaminants, ministry officials emphasized that targeted investigations to pinpoint the exact origin of the persistent unpleasant odour and the root cause of the reported staff symptoms remain actively underway. The shared campus had previously been shuttered for multiple consecutive days earlier this month due to widespread community concerns tied to the strange odour, before reopening for scheduled in-person instruction on the same Wednesday that the suspension announcement was released. However, a fresh wave of formal complaints from educators shortly after the Wednesday reopening prompted education leadership to make the precautionary call to suspend all on-site operations once more. Ministry representatives confirmed that cross-functional teams are prioritizing the relocation process to minimize disruption to student learning timelines, and that regular, transparent updates will be shared with both teaching staff and parent communities as soon as new developments arise.