AFTER high school pupils in Oxford were temporarily banned from a supermarket, we’re asking should students in large groups be banned from entering stores?
The Sainsbury’s at Heyford Hill in Littlemore temporarily banned The Oxford Academy pupils from the supermarket, if they were without an adult.
Pupils had been caught stealing vapes from the supermarket.
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The one-day ban was lifted last week, with the school’s headteacher Nora Ward saying: “We are very grateful to Sainsbury’s that we have found a solution that addresses its concerns but that allows our children and young people to shop for essentials on their way to school or on the way home.”
Let us know whether you think school pupils should be banned from shops, if they’re caught taking part in anti-social behaviour.
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This story was written by Liam Rice, he joined the team in 2019 as a multimedia reporter.
Liam covers politics, travel and transport. He occasionally covers Oxford United.
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