n a video circulated online, a pupil and teacher can be seen violently fighting in a classroom in full view of other pupils
Gauteng Education Department spokesperson Steve Mabona said MEC Matome Chiloane is concerned by the incident that went viral on Friday.“According to information at our disposal, the incident took place on Thursday, 2 May 2024. A video of the incident was captured and it shows an educator and a learner fighting violently in class, damaging school furniture in the process.
Meanwhile, education activist Hendrick Makaneta has called on the government to find alternative ways of addressing the increasing levels of violence in schools across the country. “If one takes into account the violent action that we all saw at Glenvista High School,we can safely conclude that there are deep-seated challenges of mental health that must be addressed speedily,” Makaneta said.
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