Bishops Diocesan College in Cape Town has spoken out following a bullying scandal that saw a learner at the school hospitalised, Cape town Etc reports.
The attack was allegedly orchestrated by two matric pupils who instructed a group of five boys to take action, reports News24 .
In a letter to parents on Wednesday, Bishops' principal Tony Reeler confirmed the 'shocking late-night' incident at one of the school's boarding houses.
Reeler stated that seven students had been charged with violating the schools code of conduct following the incident at Founders boarding home.
These actions were also in breach of our anti-bullying policy, the letter reads.
