Ms Hultgren said children frequently lied about their age to set up a Facebook account but any students who did so would be expelled if discovered.
“Parents should understand that a student who contravenes the law or rule in a digital scenario may need to meet with the Principal to discuss this issue and their continued enrolment at Harlaxton," she wrote.
The state’s education officials supported the move, saying school principals should discipline students if they used technology inappropriately, whether during school or outside of school hours.
However, lawyers questioned whether schools had the authority to issue a blanket ban on social media.
"'You won't come to our school if you have a Facebook page seems to me to be extending beyond the realms of the school's ability to dictate what students can and can't do at home," Steven Troeth, a partner at Gadens Lawyers, told Fairfax media.
"But it's understandable that they might want to have some control over it because of the potential to impact on the school."
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