An angry mum has accused staff at a Douglas school of humiliating children.
Katie Rose took to Facebook to share her anger about a recent dress down day, alleging staff at St Ninian's High School named children who didn't pay a £1 donation in front of their classmates.
Katie says children face 'utter embarrassment' and 'persecution' if they can't pay the fee for non-uniform days.
She tagged in MHKs as she accused the school of 'bullying tactics', and says she's written a letter of complaint.
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Minister thanks schools for making cuts
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New deli to open in Douglas next month!
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