A school in France has banned parents from throwing their children over its 6ft fence when they're running late.
Trillade primary school in Avignon, southern France, put up 'no throwing' signs outside the school entrance depicting an adult throwing a child.
It comes after parents running late reportedly resorted to throwing their children over the fence after missing the 8.30am deadline.
Trillade primary school in Avignon, southern France, put up 'no throwing' signs outside the school entrance depicting an adult throwing a child
The notices include instructions to late parents to come back at 10am or 3pm when the gates are reopened.
The school's head teacher, Sanaa Meziane, said she'd had enough of 'irresponsible' parents.
'Parents arriving after the bell were literally throwing their kids,' she told The Times, adding that she believed it was only a matter of time before a child was injured.
Following recent terror attacks in France, security measures at many schools in the country has been ramped up.
Teachers in many schools are not allowed to leave classrooms once the gates are locked.