Police educate on ‘stranger danger’
The learners thoroughly enjoyed the talk as all schools are experiencing social ills.
Police took time out to educate learners from St Martin de Porres School about human trafficking and other important issues.
The children got a special visit from members of Port Shepstone Saps and from the chairperson of the Port Shepstone Community Policing Forum (CPF), Fathima Moosa.
They spoke to learners about discipline, drug awareness, human trafficking, bullying and being careful of strangers.
The learners thoroughly enjoyed the talk as all schools are experiencing social ills.
The school thanks the local police and CPF for the visit, and looks forward to ongoing fruitful talks in the near future.
St Martin de Porres is a special needs school for deaf, intellectually disabled and autistic children.
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