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Primrose police teach children about xenophobia

Be kind to each other - say Primrose police.

Members of the Primrose police, together with members of the Primrose Crime Prevention Youth Desk (PCPYD), recently visited the Primrose Junior Primary School.

The team visited the school to address the children on a number of issues such as theft, drugs, bullying and xenophobia.

Members of the Primrose Crime Prevention Youth Desk perform a play for the children.
Members of the Primrose Crime Prevention Youth Desk perform a play for the children.

The PCPYD members performed a play to teach the children right from wrong, after which communications officer for the Primrose police Sgt Styles Maome gave a presentation on the effects of xenophobia.

Members of the Primrose police, together with members of the Primrose Crime Prevention Youth Desk, recently visited the Primrose Junior Primary School, to teach the children about the effects of xenophobia.
Members of the Primrose police, together with members of the Primrose Crime Prevention Youth Desk, recently visited the Primrose Junior Primary School, to teach the children about the effects of xenophobia.

“Children, be kind to each other,” said Maome.

The children of the Primrose Junior Primary School listen carefully to the Primrose police’s presentation.
The children of the Primrose Junior Primary School listen carefully to the Primrose police’s presentation.

 

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