The school has allegedly only invited high-achieving students to the celebratory bash
Parents have slammed a high school for excluding some pupils from their leavers' prom. Golborne High School, in Wigan, is organsing a traditional 'graduation ball' for their Year 11 students.
"I have spoken to several parents who have explained their child couldn't go because they've had time off due to injury or mental health issues and my daughter is one of them," she said. "We seem to have found the common problem in the children who aren't invited is lower grades that don't meet their standards, which in itself is completely unfair."
"Over the course of mocks she kept getting told how well she's doing and she's definitely going to get an invite until she didn't. Now they won't give any reason."
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