The Milton Keynes school children using their uniforms to stop speedy parent drivers

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Pupils at Shepherdswell Academy in Milton Keynes are cracking down on parents who drive too fast or park dangerously outside their school.

The school council's seven-year-old parking enforcers are taking a new approach to try and encourage parents to slow down and park more sensibly. They've been laying out items of school uniform on the yellow zig-zag lines to encourage them to drive more responsibly.

With a pre-school next door, students want to send a clear message to drivers on what can be a very busy estate, and the unconventional approach seems to be working.

Year two pupil Hollie says the clothing is supposed to represent a child:

The children have even been issuing 'parking tickets' to people who park on the kerb or the zig-zag lines.

However, it's not all enforcement, the children will give a thumbs-up to any driver who they think is being safe.

The school say it's something they will do every few weeks to remind parents to drive responsibly.