Boy’s shirt left with racist graffiti when he went to get it signed as he finished school
A boy was left in tears after a racist pupil wrote ‘go back to the jungle’ on his end-of-school souvenir shirt. He had just finished Year 11 and was getting people to sign the shirt with goodbye messages along with everyone else in his year. But instead of having something to keep for life, the 15-year-old lad’s white polo neck was daubed with the N-word as well as c*** and ‘go back to the jungle’.
Police are now investigating the ‘malicious communication’ and teachers at the 1,600-pupil school have also launched an inquiry to find who did it. The boy’s mum – Juliet Ryan – has hit out at the abuse, which is thought to be the work of the same pupil at Clacton County High School in Essex.
She also revealed her family had moved from Newham in East London to the coastal town for a new, more peaceful life, after her son’s friend was murdered. She said: ‘When he came home, he came through the door and he was bouncing and was very happy that it was his last day of school.
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