Students at a North Yorkshire school are reportedly rioting after being banned from using the toilets during lessons.
According to reports Richmond School has been locked down and riot police are in attendance at the school.
Reports suggest some students were setting off fire extinguishers and kicking doors in as well.
Some reports claim that a tree was set on fire, teachers have been pushed over and windows were smashed as part of the incident.
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Plans for a petition were initially proposed, however, it was reportedly decided that students would not attend lessons.
A statement from Jenna Potter, headteacher at Richmond School, said: “A small group of students has protested today against the use of toilets during lesson time.
“Richmond School and Sixth Form College is proud of promoting the highest standards of behaviour and this unacceptable approach is extremely disappointing.
“The overwhelming majority of students were equally shocked at the behaviour of a small minority.
“ Students have already been consulted and will continue to contribute to a solution."
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