As part of mobilising for effective learning, the Gauteng Community Safety MEC, Khabisi Mosunkutu, will visit three schools in Midrand tomorrow.
Addressing learners at the Ebony Park Primary School, Ponelopele Primary School and Ivory Park Secondary School, MEC Mosunkutu is expected to announce measures that the provincial government intends implementing to encourage effective learning. The Department of Community Safety is working hand in glove with the Department of Education in rolling out project Hlayiseka programme in drafting and implementing safety plans for schools. For this year 360 new schools will be trained on bullying, drugs abuse, discipline and sexual abuse. The target for 2010 is 21 000 learners.
The programme for the day will end with an education izimbizo at Lord Khanyile Hall where communities will engage the Premier of Gauteng and MECs on the challenges facing schools.
MEC Khabisi Mosunkutu will be spending the day as follows:
Date: 13 January 2010
School to be visited: Midrand High
Time: 07h30 to 9h30
School to be visited: Ivory Park Secondary School
Time: 10h00 to 11h30
School to be visited: Ebony Park Primary School
Time: 11h45 to 13h00
School to be visited: Meeting SGB at Ponelopele Oracle School
Time: 13h30 to 14h00
MEC Mosunkutu school visits will culminate in an imbizo at Lord Khanyile Hall at 16h00 to 17h00.
Enquiries:
Sizwe Matshikiza
Tel: 011 689 3633
Cell: 071 851 2369
Issued by: Department of Community Safety, Gauteng Provincial Government
11 January 2010
Source: Department of Community Safety, Gauteng Provincial Government (http://www.gautsafety.gpg.gov.za/Index.asp)
