Vice-chairperson Rejeanne Louw and member Belinda Weiss from Gordon’s Bay Spiritual Crime Prevention Group distribute rulers with a difference to excited Temperance Town Primary School learners.
Rulers became tools for change when Gordon’s Bay police’s Spiritual Crime Prevention Group used them to spread anti-bullying messages at two primary schools on Tuesday 11 February.
The group, alongside Khayelitsha Sub-district Community Policing Forum chairperson Marlon Solomons and deputy Donovan Brown, distributed the stationery to launch their annual anti-bullying campaign at Temperance Town and Gordon’s Bay primary schools.
The anti-bullying dream team in action (from left) Donovan Brown (deputy chairperson, Khayelitsha Sub-district Community Policing Forum), Marlon Solomons (chairperson), Rejeanne Louw (Gordon’s Bay Spiritual Crime Prevention Group vice-chairperson), Edik Wilson (teacher at Temperance Town Primary School), Sergeant Jeremiah Naidoo (Gordon’s Bay Spiritual Crime Prevention Group coordinator), Olivia Ford and Belinda Weiss spread smiles and hope.
Nearly 900 learners received rulers carrying messages of hope and the group’s commitment to fighting bullying at school.
Rulers with a purpose delivered with smiles. Pictured (from left) are Olivia Ford, Stephanie Armstrong, Rejeanne Louw (Gordon’s Bay Spiritual Crime Prevention Group vice-chairperson), Marlon Solomons (Khayelitsha Sub-district Community Policing Forum chairperson) and Sergeant Jeremiah Naidoo (Gordon’s Bay Spiritual Crime Prevention Group coordinator) spread joy at Gordon’s Bay Primary School.
Young faces lit up as the importance of tolerance was shared through this simple yet meaningful gesture.
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