A Facebook page featuring videos of brutal punch-ups that has been likened to the movie Fight Club has been taken down after prompting outrage among parents and police . 'Adelaide Box Ons ' featured shocking footage of unsolicited attacks filmed on school grounds and in public places such a shopping centres , and garnered more than 10,000 likes in just five days . Despite initially responding to complaints by social media users by indicating that the page did not breach community standards , Facebook removed the page after multiple authorities contacted the site . Scroll down for video . 'Adelaide Box Ons ' features videos of high school students in Adelaide attacking other students . 'We share the community ’ s concern about this content and promptly removed it after being made aware of it by local safety advocates and education contacts , ' a spokesperson for Facebook told The Advertiser . One video , which showed a larger student attacking a smaller student at Craigmore High School , had more than 60,000 views after being posted on March 27 . Craigmore principal Des Wauchope confirmed the incident occurred on school grounds on February 19 . He called the attack shocking and said it was uncommon at the school . South Australian police ( SAPOL ) have condemned the attacks said investigators were working with the state education department to find the people involved . 'Once ( the Education Department ) has identified the schools , students and victims involved , SAPOL and the department will work together to follow up any allegations of criminal assault , ' a police spokesperson told The Advertiser . This clip shows a larger student attacking a smaller student at Craigmore High , and has attracted 60,000 views . The page was created on March 26 and has garnered over 10,000 likes in five days . The page contains at least eight videos of attacks . Cyber bullying expert Barbara Spears from the University of South Australia said the page was worrying . 'What we ’ re seeing here is a fight club approach which is not something any school would condone , ' Dr Spears told Seven News . 'Certainly some of the images I ’ ve seen , there is assault happening . I would advocate that it be closed down because it is not doing anyone a service . ' Education Department director Susan Cameron said there was a zero tolerance approach to violence . ' I ’ m disturbed and am quite confident my colleagues in schools will be taking swift action to work with the perpetrators and support the victims , ' Ms Cameron said . 'You should be ashamed for promoting this kind of thing and Facebook should be disgusted for not having shut this down . You 're filth , plain and simple , ' posted on social media user on the page . The administrator hit back at criticism on the page and created a 'back up ' page in case it was taken down . SAPOL are working with the Department of Education to identify the perpetrators of the violence . Cyber bullying expert Barbara Spears said the page took a 'fight club approach ' Education Department director Susan Cameron said there was a zero tolerance approach to violence . 'This page is disgusting and should be shut down . Do you have permission from everyone who appears in these videos to post ? If not you are violating privacy laws , ' posted another Facebook user . ' I hope those responsible are caught and charged soon . Promoting this behaviour amongst our children is sad and wrong . Hope SAPOL have a chance to trace you all before too long . ' The administrator of the page defended his creation and has created a 'back up ' page called 'Aussie Box Ons ' in case the page is taken down by Facebook . 'Sooks ! If you do n't like the page do n't like it or follow our posts , ' the administrator posted .
'Adelaide Box Ons ' shows shocking footage of attacks on school students . The page has garnered over 10,000 likes in five days and has eight videos . South Australian police have condemned the attacks and is working with SAPOL to find the perpetrators . One video shows a larger student attacking a smaller student and has attracted over 60,000 views since it was posted . The page has been flooded with criticism but the creator has defended it .