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MECs tackle bullying at Lufunoâs school Silas Nduvheni
Comments From left: MECs Phophi Ramathuba and Polly Boshielo with traditional leader Thovhele Gole Mphaphuli at Mbilwi Secondary. Photo by Silas Nduvheni.
PUPILS who bully other pupils should be reported to teachers and arrested by the police.
Limpopo education MEC Polly Boshielo visited Mbilwi Secondary School in Sibasa outside Thohoyandou yesterday.
This comes after the death of grade 10 pupil Lufuno Mavhunga, who committed suicide soon after a video of her being attacked by fellow a fellow pupil went viral on social media on Monday, 12 April.
“We will no longer tolerate bullying in our schools, because it disturbs learning and teaching,” said the MEC.
LUFUNO DREAMT OF BEING DOCTOR! Silas Nduvheni And Christopher Moagi 15 April 2021 Lufuno Mavhunga was described as a cool girl and an independent thinker. .
THE mood was sombre in Tshirenzheni Village near Siloam just outside Makhado, Limpopo, yesterday as family and friends paid tribute to Lufuno Mavhunga.
The 15-year-old committed suicide soon after a video of her being attacked by a fellow pupil went viral on social media on Monday, 12 April.
The grade 10 pupil was described as a cool, brilliant and independent thinker who dreamt of becoming a doctor. Family spokesman, Kenneth Mavhunga said the family was still in pain.
“Her death has left a void which will be difficult to fill. It will also be difficult to forget her good morals, respect and willingness to take education seriously.