TARA ISAACS, HEART FM NEWS
Soneike High School in Kuils River has denied allegations of learner victimisation, intimidation and misconduct, insisting that enforcing discipline is not harassment.
This follows complaints from parents and renewed questions about how the school has handled allegations involving learners and an educator.
Principal Ronel Baker says disciplinary cases were closed about a month ago, and disputes claims that several parents have complained, saying only two have repeatedly raised concerns.
In a heated interview with Heart FM News, Baker accused the station of relying on unverified information and said the school cannot be held responsible for alleged sexual activity outside its grounds.
She also denied allegations of violence against learners.
Heart FM News has also received an allegation that a matric learner is being prevented from writing final exams after allegations surfaced that he allegedly raped a learner at the school.
This allegation, including the learner’s examination status and whether it is linked to disciplinary action, still needs to be verified.
Vanessa Le Roux, founder of Parents for Equal Education said she was approached for help from parents claiming their children are being victimised …