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Parents Make Brit Primary School Ban Sexually Coded 'Shagbands'
Shagbands - the sexually coded bracelets - have been in a Brit primary school after parents learnt of their real meaning.
Parents of kids, attending Rayne Primary School near Braintree, Essex, discovered that each colour of the 'shagband' represents a different sex act.
"The children have been walking around with these rubber bands on calling them shagbands," the Daily Star quoted mum-of-three Andrea Elward, 46, whose 10-year-old daughter studies in the school, as saying.
"My daughter said her friends had got them and could she have a set. Then she went red and giggled when she explained they were called shagbands.
"I had a word with the head and they banned them immediately," she added.
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TAN
Parents of kids, attending Rayne Primary School near Braintree, Essex, discovered that each colour of the 'shagband' represents a different sex act.
"The children have been walking around with these rubber bands on calling them shagbands," the Daily Star quoted mum-of-three Andrea Elward, 46, whose 10-year-old daughter studies in the school, as saying.
"My daughter said her friends had got them and could she have a set. Then she went red and giggled when she explained they were called shagbands.
"I had a word with the head and they banned them immediately," she added.
Source-ANI
TAN
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