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9th November 2021
10:01am GMT

“Lurgan Junior High has been made aware of Tik Tok accounts which have been set up to express harmful comments about some staff.
The school has referred the matter to the PSNI, the Belfast Telegraph revealed.
“This behaviour, while it appears to be part of a trend throughout Northern Ireland, is completely unacceptable," the school stressed.
“Should school become aware of any further posts of this nature they will be forwarded to PSNI along with the others referred to above."
Earlier this year, a trend on TikTok resulted in pupils damaging school property.
The video dared children to not only damage the school but to steal things from the premises too.
A school in Florida begged parents to talk to their children about the outlandish behaviour.
“Soap dispensers, exit signs, safety signage for fire rescue, and classroom telephones are just a few of the items that were removed and stolen this week. We do not want to see any of them arrested so PLEASE talk to your kids.
"If they are participating in this activity you will be hearing from an administrator and our School Resource Officer."
The school added. "Let’s work together to put a stop to this now.”Explore more on these topics: