Mother Amanda told 2GB Radio: 'Our children were put into a lockdown at about 11 o'clock, at the start of recess, and they were in lockdown until 3pm.' 9News
have reportedly been forced to urinate in communal buckets inside a storeroom closet during a school lockdown.
NSW Education Minister Sarah Mitchell said what has happed is "totally unacceptable" and "not in line with normal protocol".Werrington County Public School in Sydney's West is under fire after student forced to urinate in buckets inside the classroom.
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