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Description:According to guidelines issued by the NSW Department of Education, principals must immediately suspend any student who is physically violent or who is in possession of prohibited weapons or illicit drugs. Media academic Catharine Lumby said while last week's incident demonstrated the importance of parents and teachers being vigilant about the material their children were accessing online, it was important not to panic. The Sydney University associate professor, who is co-writing a book about the consumption of pornography in Australia and how to protect children, said the case was a modern example of behaviour that had been going on for many years. In another case, a student was found to be the administrator of a website that offered teenagers advice on how to commit suicide. Larger text size Very large text size The suspension of a Year 5 student who showed classmates nude photographs on his mobile phone has prompted a call for clearer guidelines on when principals should use suspension or expulsion to punish students. The general manager of the internet safety advisory body NetAlert, Lara MacDonell, said the case was an example of how teachers were struggling to keep up with new technology.

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