Inside Britain’s school vaping crisis: How children as young as 11 are smuggling e-cigarettes into class disguised as stationery…and how teachers are cracking down

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September 25, 2024

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Students are hiding vapes in their hair and clothing or bringing them to school disguised as stationery, headteachers say

School children as young as 11 are becoming addicted to vaping and smuggling disposable e-cigarettes into class disguised as items of stationery. Read More

Inside Britain’s school vaping crisis: How children as young as 11 are smuggling e-cigarettes into class disguised as stationery…and how teachers are cracking down

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