The post included a photo showing an unidentified senior female student in uniform and had a caption which questioned why the student was “sent home”.

Responding to the post in a subsequent interview with BVI News, Clyne-Thomas described the post as untrue.

“We did not send anybody home … Mrs Clyne-Thomas and Mrs Vanessa Garraway (the school Principal) did not send any child home to hinder their learning,” she said.

Clyne-Thomas, who oversees all student affairs, said while there were some uniform violations on the first day of school, administrators have been lenient so far.

However, the educator is reminding female students that uniform skirts must be no shorter than their respective knee’s length.

“They have a couple of days to work on it. We’ll feel you out this week and then we’ll come together as an administration and decide what we are going to do next. But right now, we are being fair, extremely, leniently fair,” Clyne-Clyne Thomas told BVI News.

If issues with uniforms are not fixed within the leniency period, the Pastoral Principal said the rules of the school will be enforced and persons will be suspended until the issues have been resolved.