Principal denies seeing swastika graffiti

EducationHQ News Team

By EducationHQ News Team
Published June 23, 2022

Brighton principal Richard Minack has denied seeing swastika graffiti in classrooms or yards, despite student claims the school was littered with the symbol.

Students claim they saw hundreds of graffitied swastikas at Brighton Secondary College in Melbourne. PHOTO: AAP

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