Hysteria at Girs School
Posted: Tue Jul 23, 2013 6:25 am
A large badger is reported to be causing girls to scream with delight.
They're so frightened they refuse to go out and play.
If the badger is killed, I'll be contacting the RSPCA and requesting the take legal action against the school.
An oversized badger is causing "hysteria" at a girls' school after charging at pupils during playtime.
Parents of pupils at the Folkestone School for Girls in Folkestone, Kent, say the large badger has been skulking around school grounds for the past two weeks.
One mother, who asked not to be named, said that a badger sett in the school grounds had been disturbed by recent building work and that the badgers were "causing hysteria" among pupils.
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She said: "The badger has been spotted several times within the grounds, scaring the living daylights out of the teenage girls."
"It is a giant badger and it is causing hysteria – there are hundreds of screaming, hysterical girls."
Some pupils have told teachers they are too scared to walk across the school grounds in case the badger attacks them, with some pupils saying the badger was running at them during break times.
School chiefs said they had been alerted to the giant badger and that pupils had been told during an assembly to "stay away from it".
Head teacher Tracy Luke said: "We do have a badger sett in the school grounds, well away from school buildings."
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They're so frightened they refuse to go out and play.
If the badger is killed, I'll be contacting the RSPCA and requesting the take legal action against the school.
An oversized badger is causing "hysteria" at a girls' school after charging at pupils during playtime.
Parents of pupils at the Folkestone School for Girls in Folkestone, Kent, say the large badger has been skulking around school grounds for the past two weeks.
One mother, who asked not to be named, said that a badger sett in the school grounds had been disturbed by recent building work and that the badgers were "causing hysteria" among pupils.
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She said: "The badger has been spotted several times within the grounds, scaring the living daylights out of the teenage girls."
"It is a giant badger and it is causing hysteria – there are hundreds of screaming, hysterical girls."
Some pupils have told teachers they are too scared to walk across the school grounds in case the badger attacks them, with some pupils saying the badger was running at them during break times.
School chiefs said they had been alerted to the giant badger and that pupils had been told during an assembly to "stay away from it".
Head teacher Tracy Luke said: "We do have a badger sett in the school grounds, well away from school buildings."
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article ... chool.html - added by Mod 6