A school in the UK has decided to remove mirrors from bathrooms. The reason? Students were spending too much time looking at themselves instead of going back to class.

The school says this decision will help students focus more on their studies and feel confident without worrying too much about their looks.

Teachers noticed that many students kept fixing their hair or taking selfies instead of attending lessons on time.

A school spokesperson explained, "We want students to care more about learning and personal growth, not just their appearance."

This decision has created mixed reactions. Some parents and students feel it is too strict, while others believe it could help students feel better about themselves without comparing their looks all the time.

On social media, many people are debating whether the ban is necessary. Some think it will help students with self-esteem, while others argue that banning mirrors won’t solve the issue.

Experts say that while self-confidence is important, removing mirrors completely may not be the best solution.

Meanwhile, students have already found ways around the rule, using their phone cameras as mirrors instead!

Is this rule helpful, or is it too much? One thing is certain: the school has made people think about how much time we all spend looking at our reflections!