Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt Caused Stir in Maddox's School

Thu, 27 September 2007 12:00:00 ET

Headmaster of Maddox's school has issued a letter to parents so that they won't take pictures of Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt everytime they meet them.

Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt have caused such a stir at son Maddox's new school the headmaster has been forced to warn parents not to pester them. Dan Cooke, Director of Operations the Lyc�e Fran�ais de New York � where six-year-old Maddox recently enrolled - has written to parents requesting they stop taking photographs and asking Hollywood's golden couple for autographs.

The letter - which was leaked to the New York Observer newspaper � said: "Regretfully, I have seen some parents taking pictures, asking for autographs, talking to the media and even shouting at Ms. Jolie and Mr. Pitt for recognition. Therefore, in the interests of the school and safety of your children I must ask for everyone to please respect the family's privacy and discontinue these practices."

The principle also revealed he met Brad and Angelina's security team before Maddox started at the school in September. He added: "I want to make you aware that before the first day of school I met with Ms. Angelina Jolie and Mr. Brad Pitt's security team to discuss the best manner in which for them to drop off and pick up their son. Our foremost goal was to cause the least amount of disruption to the school and to ensure the security of all of our students and families."

Meanwhile, Brad and Angelina spent the whole day on Wednesday (26.09.07) meeting with financial and diplomatic leaders to discuss their charity work and promote good causes. Brad pledged to match donations of up to $5million for the Make It Right initiative, which plans to build 150 environmentally- friendly homes in NewOrleans' Lower Ninth Ward.

Angelina - who works as a Goodwill Ambassador for the UN - spoke about improving education standards for children living in war-torn countries. She said: "These are the children who most need a safe place to learn, a place to heal, a place to learn reconciliation, and a place to just be children. Some think we should only provide emergency relief to children in conflict - they say education is not life-saving. But all of us here today would beg to differ."

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