Hertfordshire School Bans Photographs Of Children And Pervy Dads
VICKY Parsey, of Applecroft primary school in Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire, has banned all parents from taking pictures in her school. This is to prevents the pictures falling into the clutches of paedos who will superimpose the kiddies’ faces onto pornographic images.
The four-year-olds in the school’s year book have had their eyes blacked out – so saving one pervert and racoon fetishist the bother of sticking his fantasy masks on them.
The newsletter decrees:
“We will no longer permit the use of videos, photographs or mobile phone camera pictures of any children by parents/carers/visitors during performances and school events”.’
Local MP Grant Shapps, reacts:
“This is absurd – these pictures look like the kids have been taken prisoner. They have created a climate of fear, suggesting that every parent is a paedophile.”
He should have stopped talking after the first three words.
But the real victims are not the kidzzz but the sad dads used to spend the nativity plays and sports days with one eye peering at the goings on through a lens. Sad Dads are a gang of creepy voyeurs to the real-life action. They will now have to watch the show with their eyes and pray to god their thoughts are not infected by the sight of the gym teacher’s netball skirt…
PS – For anyone desperate to see the fabled kids of Applecroft there are pictures of a few of the blonder youths on the school prospectus. Knock yourself out…
Posted: 28th, November 2010 | In: Scare Stories Comments (2) | Follow the Comments on our RSS feed: RSS 2.0 | TrackBack | Permalink
February 19th, 2011 at 3:33 pm
glad someone is doing this about time
February 19th, 2011 at 2:26 am
Every time I want to film or photograph my kids, whether its at the school athletics or if they are performing on a stage your told you cant! why not?? It’s not like there are other kids walking around in skimpy costumes or naked, this is absolutely pathetic!
We should be able to capture and keep these precious moments forever, without the fear of being stigmatized and frowned upon like we are some sort of paedophile.
I am starting a campaign as we will have no memories of our children when they get older.
Even when you do film or photograph other people look at you as if your some sort of threat.
I think that we should challenge all schools and authorities who prevent us recording these precious memories of our loved ones.
Please sign our petition if you want to have your “denied memories” restored!
http://www.ipetitions.com/petition/photoban/