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General · 17 November 2025

Primary School Bans KPop Demon Hunters Songs Over Christian Concerns

Primary School Bans KPop Demon Hunters Songs Over Christian Concerns

Lilliput Church of England Infant School in Poole, Dorset has banned pupils from singing songs from Netflix's hit film KPop Demon Hunters, citing concerns the demon references make Christians feel deeply uncomfortable and conflict with the school's Christian ethos. Acting head Lloyd Allington requested parents tell children not to sing the songs at school, though he later acknowledged positive feedback about the film's themes of teamwork and courage. Parents criticized the decision as ridiculous and unfair.

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