School Apologises for OnlyFans in Staff Policy
Delph Side Primary School in Skelmersdale has apologised after including OnlyFans in its acceptable social media list for staff, claiming it was a primary form of communication.
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Delph Side Primary School in Skelmersdale apologises after parents discovered OnlyFans listed in staff social media policy, calling the reference 'out of date'.
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School Apologises for OnlyFans Policy in Staff Guidelines
Delph Side Primary School in Skelmersdale apologises after parents raised concerns over its social media policy allowing staff to use OnlyFans, which the headteacher called 'out of date'.
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