The grade 11 pupil from
ACDP Reverend Kenneth Moshoe believes that the end of corporal punishment in schools was the beginning of school problems.
Moshoe added that violence is on the rise at schools which is unfortunate.
Friday, November 23, 2012
ACDP sends condolences to the family of late Nkululeko
Andiswa Mkosi
23
November 2012
The grade 11 pupil fromPhineas Xulu Secondary School
ACDP Reverend Kenneth Moshoe believes that the end of corporal punishment in schools was the beginning of school problems.
Moshoe added that violence is on the rise at schools which is unfortunate.
The grade 11 pupil from
ACDP Reverend Kenneth Moshoe believes that the end of corporal punishment in schools was the beginning of school problems.
Moshoe added that violence is on the rise at schools which is unfortunate.
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