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Input: It was not "common practice" for the independent Park Avenue Girls' High School, in Stoke-on-Trent, to provide rolls of paper in the toilets, an inspection by Ofsted revealed. Instead, girls at the Muslim school would have to request it from the office. The school, rated "inadequate", said it never intended any harm. Ofsted's report said: "Toilet paper is available from the school office when pupils request it. "Pupils told inspectors that they sometimes avoided using toilets for the whole school day because of this." Inspectors did not state the reasoning behind the school's toilet paper policy in their report. They also found: However, inspectors also noted that pupils were polite and respectful to one another and to their teachers. The school, which is on Avenue Road and has 34 pupils, was inspected from 10-12 October. Headteacher, Abdul Sallo said that washing facilities were always available to the children and that the school "never meant any harm" to the students. He said: "We have bought a purpose built school in the area and are working on that at the moment. When it is complete, we will move over there. "We are run by a charity organisation and our focus has been on getting the purpose built school ready and moving the staff and students over there. "We may have overlooked a few things here while we are working on that."

Stoke-on-Trent pupils avoid toilet at 'inadequate' school