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Warning of risks for kids over holidays

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June 30, 2026

The Gauteng departments of community safety and education have urged parents, guardians and caregivers to prioritise children’s safety during the winter school break, saying pupils face increased risks while spending more time away from school.

- Oratile Mashilo

Public schools in Gauteng closed on Friday and will reopen on 21 July.

The departments said children are expected to spend more time outdoors, travelling, visiting family and friends or taking part in recreational activities during the break, making adult supervision and vigilance essential.

In a joint statement yesterday, the departments called on parents and caregivers to “remain vigilant and take practical measures to ensure their children are protected and safe throughout the holidays”.

They advised parents to supervise children at all times and ensure they know where they are.

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