Education stakeholders in Tanzania have emphasized the need for stronger measures to eliminate violence in schools, highlighting that safe environments are crucial for improving academic performance and enabling children to reach their full potential.

During the launch of the Safe Learning Assessment by HakiElimu, organizers stressed that fear, intimidation, and abuse undermine students' confidence and development.

Godfrey Boniventura, HakiElimu's Head of Programme, stated that quality education cannot exist without protecting children from violence, urging collaboration between government, teachers, parents, and civil society to end school violence.Dr.

Hezron Onditi noted progress in reducing child violence but warned of gaps needing stronger protection systems, including updated laws and technology-related risks like cyberbullying.Dr.Theresia Kuiwite called for adherence to disciplinary guidelines and positive discipline practices to ensure safe learning environments.The article underscores the importance of collective efforts to prioritize student safety and educational outcomes.