London : Schoolboy, 14, put in isolation for having an 'extreme shaved haircut'

[arista]

http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2016/04/21/09/3364179A00000578-0-image-m-7_1461229163480.jpg
[His haircut hasn't changed for the last three years,
his mother says, but Raynes Park High School said that any
haircut where 'scalp is visible' breaks uniform rules]

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3551417/Schoolboy-14-isolation-having-extreme-shaved-haircut-despite-having-short-sides-style-three-years.html#ixzz46SwbWSFG


Follow the Rules

[Mystic Mock]

Monoculture is very popular in these Academies aren't they?

[Niamh.]

:/

[RichardG]

usually i at least see the school's point of view when the daily mail prints these stories and the kid has luminous multicoloured glow in the dark dreadlocks or whatever but i can't see anything extreme about this one ?? :fist:

[arista]

http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2016/04/21/10/336415C000000578-0-image-a-14_1461229277635.jpg

[Will.]

It's really not that extreme :umm2:

[Vicky.]

****ing ridiculous...

[arista]

****ing ridiculous...


No Vicky.


Rules are Rules

[smudgie]

Looks a smart lad.
I am all for uniforms but sometimes the hair rule goes a bit far.

[Kazanne]

good job he hasn't got alopecia !! this is silly he looks fine and it doesn't stop him learning.

[bots]

it should be at least 2mm longer ... sickening what some people will do to their hair these days :fist:

[arista]

it should be at least 2mm longer ... sickening what some people will do to their hair these days :fist:

YES
Vicky
likes Rule breakers

[Jessica.]

This is so stupid. I don't understand how a boy's hair can be too short. :umm2: Are the male teachers not allowed to come to work if they have pattern baldness? :joker: What exactly is negative about a tight haircut?

[Jay28jay2]

:umm2:

It just goes to show how pathetic schools can be now. If this happened to someone at my School everyone would complain because thats what we do.

It isnt even that bad [the hair cut] and I find the no scalp rule discriminative. People with Alopecia or who are going through Chemo (I don't think they would be in school) have no hair and you would see their scalp. How is this so offensive? Pathetic