ENGLAND – A primary school has been forced to tell parents to stop smoking cannabis on the school run – while another is reminding parents not to use foul language when dropping off their children. Deputy head Deborah Binns wrote a strongly-worded letter after receiving ‘concerning reports’ that the substance was being smoked around St John’s Primary in Radcliffe, Greater Manchester.

In the letter, Ms Binns reminded parents they needed to ‘set a good example’ for their children and that smoking drugs was a ‘serious safeguarding concern’. She also warned that police officers could start patrolling the area to keep a ‘close eye’ on the situation and that any suspects would be reported to the authorities.

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