Premier Alan Winde and Education MEC Debbie Schafer are at Brackenfell High School this morning, to meet with South African Police Service officials. Winde says the top priority is to ensure that the school and its surrounding area are safe, and that learning can continue. He says matrics need to be able to write their exams without any disruption. - Smile 90.4FM

Premier Alan Winde and Education MEC Debbie Schafer are at Brackenfell High School this morning, to meet with South African Police Service officials. Winde says the top priority is to ensure that the school and its surrounding area are safe, and that learning can continue. He says matrics need to be able to write their exams without any disruption.

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10 November 2020

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