Harper's protest

But when does taking a stand cross the line and become disrespectful?
Statement from Department of Education spokesperson
Kenmore South State School is an inclusive and tolerant school which supports the diverse points of view of all students and families.
The principal has met with the student and family involved to discuss the issue.
The school has been respectful of the student’s wishes and has provided other alternatives including remaining outside the hall or not singing during the national anthem.
At no time did the school suggest that the student would be suspended or excluded for refusing to take part in the national anthem.
State schools set out clear standards of behaviour that they expect from their students in their Responsible Behaviour Plan for Students.
Any parents with concerns are encouraged to contact the principal.
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