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Pupil handed detention after ‘high-fiving’ pal at ‘non-contact’ school – as parents blast ‘horrendous & bonkers’ rules

thesun.co.uk · 21h · first report

Pupil handed detention after ‘high-fiving’ pal at ‘non-contact’ school – as parents blast ‘horrendous & bonkers’ rules

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PARENTS have blasted a school’s “non-contact” policy between pupils - after one boy was given detention for high-fiving a friend. Philip Morant School and College in Colchester implemented the “horrendous” hardline policy to ensure “everyone feels safe and comfortable on the school site”. But furious parents are demanding the 1900-pupil Essex school rethinks the “bonkers”...

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  1. 'Bonkers!' Fury erupts after pupil handed detention for 'high-fiving' classmate at 'no-contact' school

    gbnews.com · 3h

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