In an attempt to construct a positive moral fibre to the youth, about 350 learners from all the 23 districts of the Eastern Cape Department of Education will tomorrow, 3 September assemble at the Schornville Community Hall in King Williams Town at 10h00 to participate in the 'Provincial Youth Dialogue' programme.
This provincial dialogue is the culmination of a series of regional youth dialogues that have been hosted by the provincial government throughout the province, hence all districts will be represented. Additionally, participating schools have been given topics which they will present on the day and these range from:
- Teenage pregnancy
- Drug abuse
- Sexual abuse
- Bullying
- Equity
The dialogue is an attempt by the department to better lives of all citizens, that's why a focus has to be on empowering the youth through allowing them to participate in it. Additionally, this programme complements the peace clubs in schools, an initiative aimed at improving the positive contribution to the reduction of crime and violence at school and ultimately to communities. This discourse will also act as a platform for young people to share their experiences as well as plot possible lasting solutions for youth by themselves.
Details of the event are as follows:
Date: 3 September 2011
Venue: Schornville Community Hall (King Williams Town)
Time: 10h00 to 16h00
Members of the media fraternity and communities in and around King Williams Town are cordially invited to this event.
Enquiries:
Loyiso Pulumani
Cell: 083 275 0675
Mali Mtima
Cell: 082 088 4599
