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You sound like an old fashioned parent (compliment intended)...in my limited experience (my kids all older) most watch anything from young age.

I don`t make the Law....Yes surely Schools should be responsible enough to decide.....perhaps in this case an Error has been made.

Ok.... I`m not a childrens teacher..just stating my opinion without knowing all the circumstances...So yes either ring or ask to see teacher.....

Maybe but ....I think Schools need to take the responsibility themselves...They are the ones that should be able to decide.. They should have been more aware that the children may have been upset and talked it through perhaps before but certainly after the film. What would you have said if...

100% ?? without any consideration to circumstances ??? Say 16 year old GCSE history student studying second world war...watching schindlers list or any movie of that kind cert 18..Still no ?

Wrong....You cannot see it in cinema or rent it if under 15........ .I`m on the fence re showing it to 13 year olds.... it`s good to show them sympathetically these things before they see them out for themselves..Some take it better than others but Teachers should talk through before and after.