Leondale High School

Thirty-six pupils at a Gauteng high school have been suspended for allegedly smoking dagga on school premises.

We want to hear your views on the news. We can't tolerate a situation in which learners smoke dagga [on] the school premises," he told pupils. WATCH:— Gauteng Department of Education (@EducationGP1) @EducationGP1MEC @Lesufiaddressed Leondale Secondary School learners informing them that 36 learners are suspended and currently await disciplinary action for being involved in the disturbing dagga smoking incident.

Gauteng Education MEC, Panyaza Lesufi has weighed in on the viral video of Leondale High learners smoking dagga.

It was established that these learners consumed ‘space cakes’ sold by another Grade 12 learner. We can’t tolerate this.”Panyaza Lesufi “If there is a parent or a teacher that is doing all this, we will know on Sunday during the disciplinary hearing.

Maimane shared two videos on Twitter about a group of learners at a school smoking and another showing learners in a classroom brawl. One SA Movement leader ...

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The video clip viewing a large group of students wearing school uniforms running a marijuana steam engine and visibly in no position to come back to class and ...

The Gauteng Education MEC wrote in a tweet that reads “Their disciplinary hearing will be held on Monday.” Former Democratic Alliance leader named Mmusi Maimane caught wind of the video footage which was most likely shot on ‘Happy 420’ Day and also called for the resignation of Education Minister Angie Motshekga. In accordance, Leondale High School is the latest Gauteng education institution to have meddled in controversy over leaked viral videos viewing wild levels of misconduct.

JOHANNESBURG - Leondale High School has suspended over 30 pupils for allegedly smoking dagga on the premises. The incident was captured on video and shared on ...

Thirty-six Leondale High School pupils have been suspended after taking part in a 'Dagga Day'.

We urge learners to refrain from purchasing or consuming unknown substances that put their health and lives at risk," said Gauteng MEC Panyaza Lesufi. "We are really concerned and dissatisfied at the ongoing consumption of these ‘space cakes’ where learners become learners sick and are often hospitalized. At the time, Mabona said around 11 learners felt sick and were rushed to medical facilities.

Their suspension follows a meeting with MEC Panyaza Lesufi who visited the school in Ekurhuleni, Germiston on Friday. The Gauteng Department has confirmed that ...

After it was alleged that the learners took advantage of the gap in the ground dirty timetable resulting in no teacher supervision at that time of the said incident. The investigation has been lodged to determine reasons why the learners were not supervised at that time.” “After the meeting with the school and the SGB MEC announced that about 36 learners were identified and have already been Suspended and their disciplinary process will be facilitated on Monday the 25 April 2022.

Information reaching Kossyderrickent has it that 36 Leondale secondary school students have been suspended for smoking wedd(dagga) in their school compound.

Their disciplinary hearing will be held on Monday — Panyaza Lesufi (@Lesufi) @EducationGP1 pic.twitter.com/iOVjfPAwp1 April 22, 2022 WATCH:— Gauteng Department of Education (@EducationGP1) @EducationGP1MEC @Lesufiaddressed Leondale Secondary School learners informing them that 36 learners are suspended and currently await disciplinary action for being involved in the disturbing dagga smoking incident. Further investigations are underway.