'This is one school that will be able to exercise all protocols needed such as social distancing, availability of water and adequate food preparation facilities'
Pretoria - Children are eager to return to learning and schools in the province are prepared for their arrival come Monday.
Lesufi made his way to Ga-Rankuwa Primary School, with the school’s staff already very busy with cleaning and checking stock, before welcoming the 137 Grade 7 learners who will be returning to class first. Lesufi said even though the Department of Health was procuring the materials they were involved in giving each school money to clean the schools as best as they could.
"We will deliver the materials for the teachers and learners later in order to protect the schools from being vandalised. Five schools have already been vandalised as people were looking for personal protective equipment.”
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