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Safety first at Jai Hind

Learners from Grades R to 3 gathered for a special assembly where officers from the Ray Nkonyeni Public Safety and Law Enforcement Division delivered an engaging and informative talk.

April 12, 2025
South Coast Herald Less than a minute
Seen on the day are (back, from left) assistant superintendent Asogan Reddy, Bhavashni Kanhai (acting principal) and senior traffic officer Thokozani Gumede, with Esihle Ngcobo, Azenokuhle Hlophe, Luhlelo Shumane, Tianah Pillay, Suhaan Ibrahim, Selunathi Nocuze and Lihle Shazi in front.

Jai Hind Primary recently hosted a successful road safety awareness campaign aimed at educating its youngest learners.

Learners from Grades R to 3 gathered for a special assembly where officers from the Ray Nkonyeni Public Safety and Law Enforcement Division delivered an engaging and informative talk.

The presentation emphasised the importance of staying alert in all environments, understanding road signs and traffic lights, using pedestrian crossings correctly, and practising safety while using public transport.

To reinforce the message, learners from each grade performed songs and sketches to highlight the key safety tips.

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April 12, 2025
South Coast Herald Less than a minute

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