JOHANNESBURG - An anti-drug non-governmental organisation , that supervised the suspension of the 36 pupils who were smoking cannabis in Leondale High School said that some from the group joined NGOs to change their behaviour.
A year ago, the group of pupils was suspended after being caught smoking the illegal herb on school premises.The deputy principal of the school, Jerry Mtshali said they have kept track of all 36 pupils, some of whom went to rehab.
Source: Education Headlines (educationheadlines.net)
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