South African Teachers Washing and Combing Their Students’ Hair Warms TikTok User’s Hearts

South African Teachers Washing and Combing Their Students’ Hair Warms TikTok User’s Hearts

  • One video shows two women who are staff at a school go the extra mile for their beloved school kids
  • People were moved as they watched the sweet bonding session the educators provided for the tiny students
  • Online users flooded the comments to sing the praises for doing the most to make the kids feel loved and provided for

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Mzansi peeps on TikTok were fawning over this video of a teacher doing the extra mile for some students who need some TLC. Two educators took matters into their own and made time to take care of two children's hair.

SA teacher groom their students
South African teachers got their hands dirty as they helped some students with their hair. Image: @teacher_porsche
Source: TikTok

This clip had many people in their feels wishing they had caring teachers as kids too. Many sang the young women for putting effort into their role as teachers.

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A local educator @teacher_porsche posted a video of her and a colleague washing and combing two children's hair. She captioned the video:

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"We are not just teachers, we are mothers❤️"

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People love to see teachers connect with children, and this one was especially moving. Many admitted that their experience with teachers was not positive. Peeps sang the educator's praises for changing things for the younger generation.

@wonderfultickle commented:

"Seeing other teachers doing this makes me tear up because I am also one of the kids receiving the love from them."

Hleziii commented:

"New age teachers doing the most❤️"

ofentse_mantalk commented:

"Its sad, During our time "MOST teachers were monsters."

Pebetsi♥️☺️ commented:

"Old teachers used to tell us to use broom . Now our lil sisters r safe "

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Maamogwa Vuyiswa commented:

"These days we can truely say our kids are in safe hands at school with new age teachers."

lindeliwenkosi207 commented:

"My college and wanted to this as our school but 1 teacher said we shouldn’t so sesiyasaba because thina we are assistant teachers."

bats_rams commented:

"Teaching is a calling that needs to be answered by the right people, like u guys lets love wat we do. teachers God bless you guys talking from."

ktfadana commented:

"Thank you ladies for loving our kids."

Peacanwood College teacher matches pupils' energy in Myztro dance trend

Briefly News previously reported that a school in Hartebees cause some commotion on TikTok. This Peacanwood College educator did not let her kids down when they wanted to put her in a video.

The lady who decided to be a good sport was immediately a hit on the app. Peeps showered the dancers with compliments.

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Mzansi always enjoys a good dance video when school kids are involved. The video was a hit, and many said their entry to the challenge looked fun.

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Rutendo Masasi (Human-Interest editor) Rue Masasi is a Human Interest and Entertainment writer at Briefly News who graduated with a BA (Hons) in English from Rhodes University in 2018. Rue also has 2 years of experience in journalism and over four years of experience as an online ESL teacher. She has also passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative. You can reach her via email: rutendo.masasi@briefly.co.za