Principal's Water Pistol Ban Backfires: Zagreb Students Celebrate Graduation Victory

Zagreb School Principal's Ban on Water Pistols Sparks Unexpected Turn of Events Zagreb, Croatia – A seemingly simple graduation celebration at Zagreb's XII Gymnasium took an unexpected turn when the principal, responding to students' use of water pistols, temporarily cut off the school's water supply. The students, however, were undeterred. Their playful protest quickly gained media attention, leading to a change of heart from the principal. "The principal initially turned off the water, trying to stop us from celebrating," explained Magdalena, a graduating student. "But then, after it was on the news, she turned it back on." This unexpected reversal highlights the power of social media and the resilience of youthful exuberance. The incident provided a humorous contrast to the otherwise serious atmosphere of graduation. The video shows students enthusiastically celebrating, and the principal's eventual decision to restore the water supply underscores the importance of balancing rules with understanding and the spirit of celebration. The event also serves as a lighthearted reminder of the unique traditions and occasional conflicts that can arise during graduation festivities. The story concludes on a positive note, with the students preparing for the larger Norijade celebration, ready to continue their celebrations.