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Police educate Islamic School pupils on drug dangers

Pupils were advised on identifying tell-tale signs of substance abuse and how to report such incidents.

ISLAMIC School held a special assembly to observe Child Protection Week and invited Sergeant Stanley Holloway, Lieutenant-Colonel Zandra Wiid and Warrant Officer Perumal Naicker to be there.

Sgt Holloway, through his interactive presentation, outlined a list of drugs, their street names, as well as their harmful effects and displayed samples of a variety of ‘hard drugs’. Thereafter, pupils enthusiastically asked questions.

Lt-Col Zandra Wiid kept pupils intrigued with her anecdotal information on drug-related offences and arrests. A variety of updated statistics was presented on drug-related arrests and drug abuse. Pupils were advised on identifying tell-tale signs of substance abuse and how to report such incidents.

Sgt Stanley Holloway praised the school for its good name, but cautioned pupils to maintain the school’s clean image.

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