内容摘要：Ms Ogden said: "If we say 'we're not going to use them and it's a problem', actually we're probably a little bit behind the times.

Ms Ogden said: "If we say 'we're not going to use them and it's a problem', actually we're probably a little bit behind the times.

"I can say to you that we've never had to ask the same parent in twice - it's effective," said Mr Ebenezer.The school also carries out detentions - meaning pupils being kept in school after-hours as a punishment - either on the same day or on a Saturday.

"We operate a same-day detention policy, which we think works," he said."Apparently in Wales it's illegal, because we have to give parents 24 hours' notice so that they know where their children are."Schools are entitled to hold Saturday detentions, except on weekends immediately before and after half-term holidays.

But legislation requires parents to be given at least 24 hours' notice in writing of any detention that will take place outside school sessions if the pupil is at a school in Wales, a requirement which was repealed in England in 2011."The reason we've done [same-day detentions] is because if I'm badly behaved today, I want to be sorted out today," said Mr Ebenezer.

Mr Ebenezer was asked to take over at the school after

over "violent and abusive behaviour" by pupils."Whoever you support, whatever the results - enjoy yourself but please respect the city."

In 2023, Celtic fans gathered at Glasgow Cross to celebrate the Premiership trophy win.A spokesperson for the council said staff had to work "through the night" to clean up litter and repair broken street signs which had resulted in last minute road closures.

Three people were seriously assaulted during the celebrations with ain serious condition.