The Primrose SAPS and Sanca are warning children not to become involved in the use of drugs or alcohol.
The Primrose police and representatives from Sanca recently visited Primrose High School to talk to the children about substance abuse. Phumelele Buthelezi (back, left) and Achford Waini (back, second from left), Arrie Olivier (principal, back third from right), Const Grandish Makgabo (back, second from right) and Lieut-Col Frans Lepasima (back, right) pose with some of the students and members of the Primrose SAPS Youth Desk.
Pupils from Primrose High School were visited by the Primrose police and representatives from Sanca, recently.
They spoke to the children about illegal substances like dagga and other drugs, as well as alcohol abuse.
“The pupils were warned to stay away from these things,” said Const Styles Maome, from the Primrose SAPS.
Achford Waini, from Sanca, told the pupils that they should not believe the myth that if you smoke dagga you will be good at mathematics.
He advised them to rather study, as they will reap what they sow.
Lieut-Col Frans Lepadima, head of visible policing in Primrose, encouraged the pupils to stay away from crime.
Members of the Primrose SAPS Youth Desk then performed a drama, featuring the topic of substance abuse, for the pupils.
The Primrose police and representatives from Sanca recently visited Primrose High School to talk to the children about substance abuse. Phumelele Buthelezi (back, left) and Achford Waini (back, second from left), Arrie Olivier (principal, back third from right), Const Grandish Makgabo (back, second from right) and Lieut-Col Frans Lepasima (back, right) pose with some of the students and members of the Primrose SAPS Youth Desk.
The children from Primrose High School listen to the talk by Sanca representatives about drug abuse.
Primrose SAPS Youth Desk members act out a scene.
Primrose High pupils.
Teachers and police members.
The message “Don’t take drugs or drink.”
Acting out a drug scene.
Primrose SAPS youth Desk members acting on stage.
The possible consequences of drug abuse.
Acting out a scene.
