Indiscipline was the order in schools

Friday, December 20, 2013

As curtains close on 2013, citizens of this country need to be a part of ensuring that children are well mannered and make schools safe for meaningful learning in 2014.

Learners, parents, teachers, the civil society, the community at large, leaders - both traditional and in the church – need to work towards maintaining peace and quiet in public schools.

This year was characterised by indiscipline, rowdiness and a general lack of peace in local schools. The last quarter especially deserves condemnation in the strongest terms possible.

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