Alice Springs school apologises over boy's Hitler act

By EducationHQ News Team
Published September 9, 2016

An Alice Springs high school hosting Jewish students on exchange has apologised for allowing a student to dress up as Adolf Hitler during Book Week.

St Philip's College has confirmed a teacher gave the go-ahead for a student to dress as the Nazi dictator this week.

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Alice Springs school apologises over boy's Hitler act

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