UK teen sent home by school for selling shots of hand sanitiser to fellow pupils
Thursday, 12 Mar 2020 02:15 PM MYTOliver Cooper was sent home early from school after he was caught selling shots of hand sanitiser to other students. – Picture via Facebook/jenny.schofield.77
Oliver Cooper picked up a £1.60 tub of Johnson’s child hand wash from a Tesco store in Leeds while waiting for his school bus. Although Cooper managed to earn £9 from his peers — a profit of RM46.30 — the cheeky boy got in a spot of trouble after he tried to offer a squirt to one of his teachers. His mother, Jenny Tompkins, posted a photo of her son arriving home early and raged about his enterprising idea in a Facebook post.
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