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AfriForum donates support packages to East Rand schools

AfriForum has already distributed more than 40 000 bottles of hand sanitiser, 8 000 posters and 200 thermometers to schools across the country.

The AfriForum branches in the East Rand donated 25 support packages to schools in the area as part of the #AfriForumStandsTogether for Schools project that was launched in cooperation with AfriForum Youth.

These school support packages contain Covid-19 information brochures, patterns for facial masks, electronic thermometers, hand sanitiser and hand sanitiser stands.

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The following schools received a package each:

Brakpan: Laerskool Brakpan-Oos, Laerskool Dalview, Laerskool Morewag, Laerskool Die Arend and Anzac Primary School.

Alberton: Laerskool Orion, Laerskool Randhart and Hoërskool Marais Viljoen.

Benoni: Laerskool Rynfield.

Boksburg: Laerskool Goudrand, and Hoërskool Dr. E.G. Jansen.

Germiston: Laerskool Oosterkruin, Laerskool Delville and Laerskool Elspark.

Kempton Park: Laerskool Birchleigh, Laerskool van Riebeeckpark, Hoërskool Kempton Park and Hoërskool Jeugland.

Nigel: Laerskool Tini Vorster.

Randburg: Laerskool Fontainebleau.

Springs: Laerskool Selectionpark, Laerskool Christiaan Beyers, Laerskool P.A.M. Brink and Selcourt Primary.

“AfriForum was inundated with requests from schools who received insufficient help from the Department of Education. AfriForum’s East Rand branches therefore participated in the school project to ensure that learners can safely return to schools to resume the 2020 academic year,” said Stephanus (Butch) Blignault, AfriForum’s District Coordinator for the East Rand.

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AfriForum has already distributed more than 40 000 bottles of hand sanitiser, 8 000 posters and 200 thermometers to schools across the country.

The organisation’s East Rand branches want to support even more schools during the challenging times ahead to ensure that these schools function in a safe manner.

The branches encourage communities to join this initiative: SMS your name to 45342 (R1) and be part of the solution.

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Stacy Slatter

News editor Stacy Slatter is a seasoned journalist with 20 years of experience in community news. Throughout the years, she has covered a wide range of topics, from crime, municipal news and human interest stories, to sports and community events. Stacy also has extensive sub-editing experience.

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