In Tower Hamlets, one of the most deprived parts of London, students are increasingly renting luxury chauffeur-driven cars for their National Record of Achievement ceremony
Students watch as Ujjol Hussain, 16, is driven past in a hired Lamborghini during the 'supercar' parade at Swanlea school graduation dayPhotograph: Olivia Harris/ReutersAisha, 16, talks to fellow pupil Tanvir Shahriyar, 16, next to his hired Ferrari, on the Rickman Street estatePhotograph: Olivia Harris/ReutersReady for the paradePhotograph: Olivia Harris/ReutersTahmina Ahmed, 16, poses in front of a Rolls Royce Photograph: Olivia Harris/ReutersAminul Mishu Alam, 16, walks past the parked supercarsPhotograph: Olivia Harris/ReutersResidents look at a Ferrari from their balconyPhotograph: Olivia Harris/ReutersStudents are driven past their school on graduation dayPhotograph: Olivia Harris/ReutersMorpeth school students are seen through the window of a FerrariPhotograph: Olivia Harris/ReutersMorpeth school students poses for a group photographPhotograph: Olivia Harris/ReutersReyaz Rahman, 16, walks past a parade of supercarsPhotograph: Olivia Harris/ReutersSamad Ahmed, 16, leans out of a MaybachPhotograph: Olivia Harris/ReutersSchool friends Jannat and Wahid sit in a Maybach Photograph: Olivia Harris/ReutersRezaul Alom, 16, points at the camera as a chauffeur drives him, Mahir Magnet Choudhury (left), and Nazmul Islam (rear) to their ceremony in a BentleyPhotograph: Olivia Harris/Reuters