A high school has been caught out editing photos of its students to rid them of piercings , acne , freckles and even one boy 's monobrow and moustache . Students and parents at Daylesford Secondary College in Victoria were left outraged when they saw their 2015 school photos last week . Year 10 students Jacki Lipplegoes and Annemieke Visser both had nose piercings edited out without warning and claim the shape of their noses was changed in the process . Their 15-year-old classmate , Ethan Brown , had his eyebrows edited to remove his monobrow . Ethan Brown , who is in year 10 at Daylesford Secondary College in Victoria , had his eyebrows edited ( right ) to remove his monobrow in his school photo . ' I pulled my photo from the folder and saw there was something wrong with my nose . I was really confused . One of my friends noticed they had photoshopped my piercing out , ' Jacki told Daily Mail Australia . 'Everyone in my school who had piercings had them blurred out ... but we were never told to take them out , there was no warning . ' 'It did n't look like me ... I was really angry and disappointed . Principal Graeme Holmes admitted the school 's approach to removing piercings was wrong and they will offer students the original photos at no cost . 'Anyone with piercings was photoshopped but they also did freckles too , ' Jacki said . 'Someone had his monobrow and moustache photoshopped - that 's a completely different story ... ( facial hair ) is natural . 'It 's like they were trying to make the perfect teenager . ' Ethan 's grandmother said he was left feeling 'very disappointed ' when he realised his eyebrows had been edited in his school photo . Year 10 students at Daylesford Secondary College in Victoria , Jacki Lipplegoes ( left ) and Annemieke Visser ( right ) , say their school photos were edited to rid them of their nose piercings . Jacki Lipplegoes , 15 , says her nose ring was photoshopped out and altered her nose in the process . Annemieke Visser was wearing a nose stud as per school policy , but it was still edited out anyway . Mr Holmes said the edits were made because of school policy . ' I acknowledge that we took the wrong approach in photoshopping piercings out of our school photos and I can assure the school community that this will not happen again , ' he said . 'We do allow our students to have facial piercings - however , due to safety reasons , those piercings may only be studs , and can not include rings , sleepers or hoops . ' But 15-year-old Annemieke Visser says she did have a stud in and it was blurred anyway . 'My nose ring was photoshopped and my face was airbrushed . My nose is n't the same - there 's brown marks near it , ' she said . Year 10 students Jacki Lipplegoes ( left ) and Annemieke Visser ( right ) both had nose piercings edited out without warning and claim the shape of their noses was changed in the process . 'We 've always been told no rings , but I have a stud . I 've never been told to take it out and I 'm still wearing it today . 'It kind of felt like they did n't like your image so they had to change it . It 's sad to think a school needs to alter appearances . ' Mr Holmes said students would be offered the original portraits to those who wanted to exchange their photos . 'Next year , we will ensure that students have plenty of notice that they will only be able to participate in school photos if they meet our uniform policy , ' he said . Should school photographs ever be edited ? If you 're a parent or teacher and want to share your opinion , email andrea.magrath @ mailonline.com .
Students at Daylesford Secondary College in 2007 had photos edited . Jacki Lipplegoes and Annemieke Visser both had nose ##s blurred . They claim it changed the shape of noses and made them look different . top 10 students say hair and facial hair on others was also edited . dean Graeme Holmes admitting the school 's editing was wrong . apple is now offering original photos to students at no additional cost .