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Parents demand answers in video scandal
Cape Argus
|July 03, 2025
AS PARENTS for Equal Education question whether the Harvester Primary School prinicipal will be among more people charged in the case of the teacher accused of sending explicit videos to a Grade 7 learner, the Western Cape Education Department (WCED) said all protocol has been followed.
The former Grade R teacher, who resigned when the scandal broke, is expected to make her next appearance in the Mitchell’s Plain Magistrate's Court today for her formal bail application.
She faces charges of sexual grooming of a child and exposing a child to explicit material
Vanessa le Roux, from Parents For Equal Education, said they questioned why the principal did not face charges.
"Why is the principal not arrested yet?
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