LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: School leadership not fair

I WRITE this letter complaining on the working conditions experienced at Siphongweni Primary School.

The leadership has a tendency of threatening teachers in front of pupils which has seen some members transferring from the station.

Exchanging harsh words with teachers is the order of the day. It does not go well for teachers to be tormented in an independent and democratic Zimbabwe.

The bosses also interrupt lessons unnecessarily by instructing pupils to pick litter outside the classroom without consulting the teacher during lessons delivery.

Finally, pupils are also disturbed by that during break time, that is at 10.30am and at 1300 hours they are  made to fetch water for the builder to construct basic infrastructure within the school. This has seen children losing four hours to five hours of schooling. Honestly speaking, this is child abuse as pupils will be denied their right to education.

Silent Observer, Bulawayo.

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