Incidents of burglary and vandalism were reported by 38 schools during the holidays, mainly concentrated in the metro education districts. Only one of the incidents was considered major.
Despite the Western Cape Government subsidising holiday security at 436 schools over the June and July holidays, schools have once again been targeted by criminals during this period.
While the number of schools reporting incidents is a decrease from the 42 schools affected in the same holiday period in 2022, the number of incidents remains high and negatively affects children’s education.Looking for things to do in the city at half the price? Let these great offers inspire you and fuel your imagination! Get themRecently, the theft of water pipes at Crystal High School resulted in a large portion of the school being flooded, forcing the school to close temporarily.
‘We appeal to the public to report any details about these crimes, no matter how small, to the South African
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