A school in Canada is going viral for all the wrong reasons after it sparked mega outrage for a shocking new decision.
This includes rolling out 'no food' zones at certain times inside the cafeteria in order to be more inclusive to Muslim kids who are fasting for Ramadan.
Lunch areas at the Fairview School, which is located in Calgary, were named as food-free to support students undertaking the religious fast as per a new email sent out by administrators.
The email was designed to inform parents about how the cafeteria was a No Food Space during the first half of lunch for younger kids in grades four to six.
Children in grades 7 to 9 would end up getting banned from eating food inside their lunch room for the full hour-long break, as per the email.
It's still not clear where these non-fasting students would be able to eat as an alternative. Calgary's education board snapped back fiercely at the criticism online, and confusingly put out a statement saying that the school made no changes to the designated lunch areas, despite acknowledging the email with new restrictions was sent out with the subject: 'To support students who might be fasting!'