Cops promote #SaferSchools during visit
Issues around gangsterism, drugs, respect and disadvantages of having a criminal record were discussed during the Randfontein police's visit to Greenlight Academy.
The Randfontein Police’s Social Crime Prevention Unit recently held a safety talk for girl learners at Greenlight Academy in Randfontein.
The programme held on August 23 included unpacking critical topics regarding crime and social ills.
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Partnering with the police on the day were Public Safety, the Gauteng Traffic Police, Department of Community Safety, and the Tsosanang Community Youth NGO.
Proceedings started at about 11:00 and were aimed at creating a conducive and safe environment for learners and teachers at the school under the hashtag #SaferSchools.
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Pertinent issues addressed at the event were around gangsterism, bullying, peer pressure, gender-based violence, substance abuse, drugs, discipline and respect, delinquency and the disadvantages of having a criminal record.
Those present at the event also distributed pamphlets which indicated a stance of no tolerance to bullying and advocated for safer schools.
