So-called ‘TikTok protests’ have continued to rock Britain’s faculties as a whole lot of pupils rebelled in opposition to academics over new guidelines, such because the introduction of unisex bathrooms.

The social media pattern seems to be spreading, with youngsters in Southampton, Blackpool and Essex staging demonstrations previously 24 hours that have been posted on the platform.

Final week, protests occurred in Cornwall, Lincolnshire and Yorkshire, with movies of pupils taking a stand in opposition to uniform and bathroom insurance policies circulating on-line.

The demonstrations look like organized over apps well-liked with children, equivalent to TikTok and Snapchat, with some clips attracting tens of millions of views.

MailOnline discovered movies with feedback from pupils at different faculties, asking how they may emulate the protest at theirs, amid fears the pattern is sweeping the nation.

A schoolgirl was seen climbing over a school fence at a TikTok protest at Shenfield High School in Brentwood, Essex

A schoolgirl was seen climbing over a faculty fence at a TikTok protest at Shenfield Excessive College in Brentwood, Essex

Footage shows a TikTok protest at Shenfield high School in Brentwood, Essex

Footage exhibits a TikTok protest at Shenfield excessive College in Brentwood, Essex

Footage uploaded to TikTok of a protest at Shenfield High School showed overturned chairs in what appeared to be a school hall

Footage uploaded to TikTok of a protest at Shenfield Excessive College confirmed overturned chairs in what gave the impression to be a faculty corridor

A general view of Shenfield High School in Brentwood, Essex

A common view of Shenfield Excessive College in Brentwood, Essex

Footage of a protest at Shenfield Excessive College in Essex confirmed train books on the ground being trampled on as a wave of kids stroll over them, and overturned chairs in what gave the impression to be a faculty corridor.

It isn’t identified what sparked the protest and the varsity has been contacted for remark.

In Southampton, 200 pupils staged protests at Weston Secondary College yesterday after being left ‘uncomfortable’ by new unisex bathrooms.

As they chanted ‘bathroom rights’, the children pitched up on the toilets to additionally take a stand in opposition to guidelines stopping them from leaving classes for the toilet.

The youngsters reported worries concerning the same-sex bathrooms on the academy faculty after their introduction in September.

One feminine pupil mentioned ‘lady emergencies’ imply they need to be allowed to make use of the bathroom with out having to attend ‘as much as two hours’ for a break or lunchtime.

In the meantime, a mother or father mentioned their daughter felt so uneasy about sharing a bathroom with boys that she has stopped going to the bathroom throughout faculty hours.

Pupil Cloe, 14, mentioned: ‘We do not assume it is truthful, ladies in our college should not comfy. Individuals assume it is humorous to unlock the doorways whilst you’re in there.

‘We’re attempting to inform the academics that it is simply not truthful. We have tried to speak to them earlier than we did a protest however they’re simply ignoring it.’

One other 14-year-old added: ‘Now we have gone to the headteacher about it earlier than and so they simply inform you what you wish to hear and do not do something about it.

‘You are additionally not allowed to depart classes to go to the bathroom which is not truthful on ladies who’re menstruating.

‘In case you have a woman emergency try to be allowed to go to the bathroom when you want to.’

Cloe’s mom, Nicole Tipton, mentioned: ‘My daughter would not really feel comfy going to the bathroom.

MailOnline found messages on TikTok which show pupils asking how they could replicate a protest at their school

MailOnline discovered messages on TikTok which present pupils asking how they may replicate a protest at their faculty

It is not known what sparked the protest and Shenfield High School has been contacted for comment

It isn’t identified what sparked the protest and Shenfield Excessive College has been contacted for remark

A TikTok protest at  Shenfield High School showed exercise books on the floor being trampled on as a wave of children walk over them

A TikTok protest at  Shenfield Excessive College confirmed train books on the ground being trampled on as a wave of kids stroll over them

‘The boys have gotten this factor about placing their telephone over the bathroom or underneath the doorways to attempt to get footage of them.

‘I’m not joyful, I do not like the actual fact my daughter is uncomfortable going to the bathroom – she’s a baby, she’s a minor. She’s not going to the bathroom all day whereas she’s at college.

‘I’ve even contacted the varsity about it however they have not executed something.

‘Why did the varsity not inform us about it earlier than and get folks’s opinions earlier than they put one thing in place?’

In the meantime, a faculty in Blackpool denied claims of a riot after college students launched a ‘mass riot’ over fundamental faculty guidelines.

Yesterday pupils ‘went on the rampage’ throughout a deliberate protest filmed on TikTok which academics declare was sparked by the social media pattern.

Stephen Cooke, headteacher of Unity Academy Blackpool, mentioned he grew to become conscious of the pattern final week.

After demonstrations at different faculties on Friday some youngsters have been eager to protest, he mentioned.

Mr Cooke added: ‘Scholar voice is essential to the academy and in an effort to guarantee all college students had a possibility to share considerations, type time was prolonged this morning by 10 minutes in an effort to provide the chance for college kids to share these considerations, which colleagues dedicated to responding to in a while this week.’

He mentioned many of those considerations relate to fundamental faculty guidelines which have been in place on the faculty for a few years.

A big variety of pupils had spoken to employees in help of those fundamental expectations, the headteacher added. 

In Southampton, two hundred pupils staged protests at Weston Secondary School (pictured) yesterday after being left 'uncomfortable' by new unisex toilets. (General view)

In Southampton, 200 pupils staged protests at Weston Secondary College (pictured) yesterday after being left ‘uncomfortable’ by new unisex bathrooms. (Common view) 

A video on TikTok showed a protest at Unity Academy in Blackpool

A video on TikTok confirmed a protest at Unity Academy in Blackpool

Children were seen storming the corridors of the school in Blackpool, which headteacher Stephen Cooke said lasted for 15 minutes

Kids have been seen storming the corridors of the varsity in Blackpool, which headteacher Stephen Cooke mentioned lasted for quarter-hour

A general view of Unity Academy in Blackpool

A common view of Unity Academy in Blackpool

Mr Cooke continued: ‘Regardless of offering alternatives for this morning, a really small variety of the varsity inhabitants (lower than 5 per cent) selected to participate in a protest by not going to class after the lunch break.

‘The variety of college students decreased rapidly and so they have been supervised by employees always. The “protest” lasted for round quarter-hour earlier than being dropped at a peaceful conclusion by employees.’

The pattern prompted the Division for Training to launch a press release, saying it was ‘involved’ by the spate of faculty protests. 

Its spokesman mentioned: ‘We’re involved on the experiences of disruption and can be in contact with all faculties and native authorities to make sure they’re supported presently.

‘We’ll all the time again headteachers to take the motion required to keep up calm and supportive classroom environments as they’re finest positioned to work with their academics, mother and father, pupils and native communities when creating and implementing insurance policies.’

MailOnline has contacted Shenfield Excessive College, Weston Secondary College and Unity Academy for remark.