“Not in My Schools” campaign launch set for Sanyati

Walter Nyamukondiwa in Patchway

The Government, working with stakeholders, has moved to stem violence, bullying and other forms of abuse in schools through the Not in My School Campaign.

Violence, gangsterism, cyber bullying, drug and substance abuse, stigma and discrimination, school dropouts and peer violence are some of the vices blighting the school environment.

Some learners in areas where artisanal mining is common have been reported to come with knives and machetes to intimidate and, in some cases, attack other learners.

Through the national campaign, authorities hope to inculcate a new culture and re-establish schools as safe spaces for learners.

Primary and Secondary Education Deputy Minister Angeline Gata is expected to officially launch the campaign at Kwayedza High School in Sanyati District today.

Leaders in education from across the country, partners in education, and learners in Mashonaland West province are attending the event.

 

 

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