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category somerset | miscellaneous | news report author Tuesday March 18, 2003 20:39author by Bristolian News Deskauthor email localnews4us at yahoo dot co dot uk Report this post to the editors

200 school students at St.Katherine's school at Pill staged a 3 hour strike against the war today.

200 school students walked out of lessons and gathered on the school field for three hours today to protest the attack on Irag. They also blocked traffic on the road outside the school till police were called.Cars were only allowed through if they honked their horns for peace.No disciplinary action is to be taken against any of the protesting students at the North Somerset school.

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