Hungry pupils may get food vouchers after thieves hit schools

Pupils forced to stay at home during lengthy school closures might be getting food vouchers.

August 11, 2020 at 06:56 am

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The Gauteng education department says legislation does not permit the disruption of schools or the interference with teaching and learning. Stock photo. — The Gauteng education department says legislation does not permit the disruption of schools or the interference with teaching and learning. Stock photo. (SAMORN TARAPAN/123rf.com)

Pupils forced to stay at home during lengthy school closures might be getting food vouchers.

This is because food stored at schools for the feeding scheme is being stolen at an alarming rate.

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