If you're under 11 you won't be able to cope with the rejection so you're not allowed to give anyone a Valentine's day card. If you're over 11 you're ok.
(see http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/somerset/8510091.stm)
Maybe the headmaster was rejected when he was little and emotionally scarred for life? I remember in primary school that the girls in my class would have been horrified (or pretended to be horrified) by the idea of having a 'boyfriend' (boys? eurgh!).
Does that mean the children won't be told to make Valentine's Day cards for their mothers and fathers any more? Is that now too Freudian?
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