“I Love This Generation”: SA slammed by Class 9 who refuse to pay R15 Civvies in viral TikTok

• A class of Year 9 students had Mzansi and their teacher on their knees after they refused to pay R15 for citizenship
• The students all showed up in uniform to protest against the price, which they considered too ridiculous
• Social media users were equally shocked by the price hike and shared their thoughts in the comments

Civvies Day was a fun day where students brought their casual clothes to school.

A group of students from group 9 did not find the day exciting because of the high price they had to pay.

Group 9 refuses to pay R15 civvies

Civvies Day used to be the best day of the week as students at school got the chance to rock their favorite outfits. Students would have to pay a minimum of R2 for wearing casual clothes.

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The proceeds would go to the fundraising goal. In a now-viral clip shared by a 9th grade teacher, students were not enthusiastic about wearing plainclothes because of the ridiculous fee. The school required students to wear their Sunday clothes on Fridays.

The class stood up in their full school uniforms in protest at the high price:

“Ask someone else to do it.”

Watch the video below:

Mzansi responds to school protests against R15

Social media users shared the frustrations in the classroom and commented:

@Katli complimented GenZ:

“Yoh, I love this generation; they feel no pressure.”

@Tshxpii’🎀shared:

“At my school it costs R20, and if you wear a uniform on civic day you have to pay R30.”

@Gabe was surprised:

‘R15? Also inflation on Citizens’ Day?’

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@NolwaziVilakazi_ was amazed:

“Civvies is no longer R2?”

@MELA asked:

“So they’ll no longer charge you double for wearing school uniforms on Civil Day?”

@daimon.rank was still baffled:

“I can’t believe they made us pay to wear my own clothes.”

@Kokii Diamond asked:

“Because why should I pay to wear my own clothes?”

@Nicole Rowan responded:

“I never understood why we had to pay to wear our own clothes.”

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Short news also reported that a laid-back assistant teacher hilariously caught his students sending each other love letters in class. The funny gentleman delighted the little ones as he read the letters between two lovers to the class and to his TikTok friends.

Social media users were floored by the way the two lovebirds communicated their feelings.

Source: Kort Nieuws