Group fights, stabbings, assaults, and parents barricading gates to prevent teaching and learning are just some of the incidents reported at four different Gauteng schools this week.
The Gauteng Education MEC says he's concerned about unruly behaviour witnessed at some schools recently. The MEC warned that those engaging in such acts would face disciplinary and legal action.These are some of the incidents reported at four different Gauteng schools this week, causing great concern for Education MEC Matome Chiloane.
"The injured [boy] was rushed to a nearby clinic and was later transferred to a hospital to receive further medical attention. Fortunately, he was discharged at midnight and is currently recovering at home," Mabona said.He added that the pupil was facing suspension and other disciplinary processes following"this unlawful act".
"They have since been released on R1 000 bail each, and they also face suspension and further disciplinary action for their unruly behaviour." He added that district officials had since held a meeting with the parents and were assured that these issues would be investigated and attended to.An administrator has been deployed to ensure that learning and teaching resumes at the school today.
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