Students at the entrance to the institute.

Students from first grade Baccalaureate Institute María de Molina carried out today a sit-at the time of recess in protest at what they see as an unfair decision and "retaliation" from the centre's director and the school board. As explained students and representatives of the Association of Parents of Pupils (APA), the management team decided to cancel a trip to London for pupils from first as a result of some comments that appeared in an Internet portal where they were referred to the address

The manager of the center, depending on the version of the students, "then" we punish that if they identified with "the three authors' comments and disappeared in the portal digital could make the trip to London. There were three, but six students who were presented as perpetrators and were responsible, as well as asking not to punish the rest of the class for their cause. However, the management did not accept the "confession", and insisted that the perpetrators were three, the class ran out of the trip, which was scheduled for yesterday.

The proposed penalty was raised in the school board and approved with the votes against the representatives of the association of parents and students.

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The Association of Parents of Students rejected the measure to suspend the trip considering that it is a matter that occurred outside the school grounds. He suggested that, if someone feels that their privacy has been damaged or his honor may appeal through the courts, to clarify the ownership and pay those responsible individual.

The APA has shown its support for the students and, in fact, are calling for the school board to withdraw because "the punishment to the entire class feel identified, they and their parents", in the words of the secretary of the association, Jesus Murias. Expose that parents consider that the matter has been handled badly and that the school board was "a dialogue of the deaf.

At the meeting, the representative of the City Council on the council came to say that the students "all need a psychiatrist," according to the claim Murias, who asked the mayor to appoint a more appropriate representatives on the school board.

The director of the institute María de Molina has not wanted to decide the matter act, as well as the director of Education, who has not responded to calls.