Cape Town school puts up plastic screens on students' desks to protect them from coronavirus
- 4 years ago
Educators and staff from GJ Joubert school in Cape Town have built plastic screens to isolate pupils from one another.
The screens, made of wood and plastic, are aimed at keeping pupils safe from the spread of coronavirus.
Schools in South Africa reopened on June 8 after a nationwide lockdown.
The screens, made of wood and plastic, are aimed at keeping pupils safe from the spread of coronavirus.
Schools in South Africa reopened on June 8 after a nationwide lockdown.