13 March 2020 1 Min Read
Unsung hero: UK boy punished for selling hand sanitiser at school for coronavirus
His school sent entrepreneurial Oliver Cooper home for contravening rules but not before he had made enough money to treat himself to Doritos and a kebab.
Image: Jozef Polc/123rf.com
Image: Jozef Polc/123rf.com
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A 13-year-old boy from Leeds was penalised for selling hand sanitiser to his classmates as a way of combating the coronavirus outbreak.
According to The Independent, Oliver Cooper was selling one pump of hand sanitiser for R10 and was caught by a teacher when he offered his services to the staff member.
The school sent Cooper home for contravening school rules.
His mother published a post on Facebook saying that he made R185 from his entrepreneurship, which he spent on a multipack of Doritos and a kebab.
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