Unions demand safer classrooms

Thursday, May 14, 2020

Botswana Sectors of Educators Trade Union (BOSETU)is on a warpath and their patience beyond boiling point regarding teachers’ safety at schools.

This is in light of recent attacks on teachers, and BOSETU said it was concerned about the safety of its members in the classrooms. BOSETU wants the Ministry of Basic Education (MoBE) to take immediate action to ensure a safer working environment for teachers.

Reading the riot act to the ministry, BOSETU said MoBE should impose strict disciplinary measures against errant students.

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