A Primary school in Bulawayo has adopted a stop and search policy after Grade Two pupils were found having group s*x using c0nd0ms during break time.
The pupils would forgo playing games like most kids their age. Instead they opted to poke each other much to the jealousy of one excluded girl who cried like candy had been taken from her.
The snubbed girl wept until a groundsman thought someone had taken away something valuable from her. As a concerned adult, he asked the Grade 2 girl what was amiss, to which she replied innocently that no one wanted to POKE her!
A teacher at the school narrated the story to B-Metro. “What happened is that the groundsman heard one of the Grade 2 pupils sobbing bitterly at the classroom corner and got concerned. When he asked her what had happened, the girl while pointing at some pupils who were having s*x said: “Uhlala esenza lo, lalowana mina engangenzi(meaning he is always doing others while leaving me out.) When the shocked groundsman asked the pupils what they were doing, they quickly dressed up and fled to their respective classrooms.,” said the teacher.
The groundsman popularly known as “Madala” reported the matter to the Headmistress.
After receiving the report, the headmistress led a group of teachers to the children. They searched he children’s satchels and got the shock of their lives! A collection of p0rn discs and c0ndoms were found. The teacher sad that some of the collections were actually bigger and ‘richer’ than those of some adults he knows.
Since then it has become school policy to search the kids.
B-Metro got undercover and met with the Deputy Head. The reporter’s storyline was that her daughter told her they were being searched at school. Mrs Nyathi, the Deputy head said: “Your children are very naughty. We began searching them because they are bringing condoms and p0rn material to school.”
However, calling later as B-Metro, she professed ignorance on the issue. “We are not aware of such an issue and we would like parents to inform us if they discover anything of that nature,” she said..
Meanwhile teachers at Valukhalo Secondary School in Mangwe district are conducting lessons at a community hall that doubles up as a c0ndom distribution centre.
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