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  So what, are these kids gonna get punished if they clap a buddy on the shoulder after winning  a game or hug a friend when they're down? Sounds like they're just going to foster some really socially awkward teenagers
  Additionally, I could understand it if it was a primary school, but doing it in a secondary school is a bit weird. Putting general physical contact aside, I don't even see how they can stop romantic relationships forming in a school jam-packed with hormonal teenagers xD Well, good luck, I guess
context: I definitely appreciate it. I was on break and had to post it im a hurry. I didn't have time to look around >
  
  TWO schools in England. It made the BBC News because it is so exceptional and different. However, FOX news reporting on point as ever. >
  
  I read the BBC article, not the Fox one and.... this sounds horrible.  The official statements are worse than the headline.  This will not go towards healthy relationships, it's going to create awkward people afraid of contact. >
  
  This is the most asinine approach to teaching children about, consent, personal space and behavioural boundries that I have ever seen. :|