Photo by Declan Sun / UnsplashThe popular Labubu plush toys are no longer allowed at Ísaksskóli, as the principal says the toys had started causing major disruptions and rivalry among the students, reports Vísir. Labubu plush toys first hit the market in 2015 but gained huge popularity last year when a Korean pop star was seen carrying one on her bag. So we decided to request that the plush toys simply be left at home,” says Sigríður Anna Guðjónsdóttir, principal of Ísaksskóli, in an interview with Vísir. “Some kids have six plush toys, and they’re all hanging off their school bags — then a hierarchy is created, and children go home crying, asking, ‘Why don’t I have one like that?’”“That has no place in schools,” says Sigríður. Ísaksskóli sent an email to parents on Thursday requesting that the plush toys be left at home, and the principal immediately received positive responses from parents.