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EPISODE · Nov 25, 2025 · 6 MIN

Why Is There So Much Vandalism in Our Schools

from Lydiah En Mouvement · host Lydiah

In this episode of Lydiah en Mouvement, we dive deep into a difficult but necessary conversation:Why are our schools in Botswana experiencing so much vandalism?And more importantly—what does this say about our students, our systems, and our society?From broken windows to stolen equipment, burnt classrooms to graffiti-covered walls… the issue goes beyond “bad behaviour.”It’s about:✨ student frustration✨ broken communication✨ lack of engagement✨ environments that don’t inspire learning✨ and a school culture that feels disconnected from the world students live inAs a teacher, interpreter, traveller, and African woman “in movement,” I unpack this topic through the lens of real experience — not statistics alone.This episode explores:The emotional and social reasons behind vandalismHow school environments affect student identityWhy discipline alone won’t fix the problemA call to rethink how we create safe, inspiring spaces for young peopleWhat educators, parents, and policymakers can do differentlyWhether you are a teacher, parent, student, or someone who cares about the future of Botswana’s education system, this conversation is for you.

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