Destructive rage in the school garden: 30,000 bees victims of vandalism!

Destructive rage in the school garden: 30,000 bees victims of vandalism!

Last weekend, the North School in Schleswig was again victims of destructive vandalism. In the fenced garden area, where the beehives were located, there was an unfortunate incident that shook the school community. Unknown perpetrators entered the area and destroyed the brackets of three beekeepers, which destroyed their home of around 30,000 Carnica bees, including their queens. Without the protection of their sticks, the bees did not survive the cool night temperatures.

Thorsten Johannsen, who acts as a school technician and beekeeper, found the devastated beekeepers on Monday morning. "It was a picture of terror," he described the gruesome discovery. Hobby nuts was a popular activity among the elementary school students, which now has an end. "Now I have to tell the students that the bee company will be canceled this year," he said, visibly affected.

The reactions of the school

in the beekeeper AG that Thorsten Johannsen has headed for a year, the children were able to have valuable experience in dealing with the bees. Johannsen had already promoted beekeeping at the Lornsenschule for over seven years, which showed his passion for this activity. "The children and young people really enjoy beekeeping together in dealing with the bees," he expressed his joy about the commitment of the students.

The headmistress of the North School, Maren Strassenburg, reacted with dismay to slaughter the bees. "This is such a senseless deed that makes us all sad," she said, confirming that an advertisement was filed with the police. In these difficult times, however, the school team does not want to surrender. "We continue," said Johannsen, who is encouraged to continue the initiative, despite the drastic loss.

The police in Schleswig has already started investigations. Citizens who can provide information about the incident are called to report on 04621-840. It is to be hoped that the perpetrators will be held accountable and that similar things will not be repeated in the future. While the school continues to adhere to its programs, the loss of bees is a painful setback for the many students charging.

The incident not only results in the end of the bee group, but could also burden the general school atmosphere. Vandalism in school projects is not only an attack on material values, but also in question the social ties and commitment that result from such activities. Additional information on this incident can be found in one article on www.shz.de .