Pupils return to vandalised schools after holiday
By Kim Saulse
20 July 2009
Pupils and staff at 17 Western Cape Schools returned to vandalised schools today after the holiday.
A floorboard around a safe was removed and ceilings were damaged at Thorntonweg Primary in Crawford.
Computers, a PA system and a television were stolen at Lwazi Primary in Gugulethu.
The Western Cape Department has planned to use hand-held metal detectors at 109 high risk schools around the province next month.
This is part of their plan to make the schools safer.
20 July 2009
Pupils and staff at 17 Western Cape Schools returned to vandalised schools today after the holiday.
A floorboard around a safe was removed and ceilings were damaged at Thorntonweg Primary in Crawford.
Computers, a PA system and a television were stolen at Lwazi Primary in Gugulethu.
The Western Cape Department has planned to use hand-held metal detectors at 109 high risk schools around the province next month.
This is part of their plan to make the schools safer.
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