Sheffield: Girl, 13, was sent home from school due to her leopard-print hair
 

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You are one hell of a rebal
are these kids the new Punk Rockers?

Lauren Mcdowell, 13, showing the haircut she was sent home for, at Forge Valley School in Stannington, Sheffield

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Mother your "Human rights " angle is Bollocks
Its a Fecking Rule break

Looks like they have run out of shampoo in her house, get your hair washed love. :idc:

Grim looking pair.

She could comb it over the mess

I see her mother's setting that child (because that's what she is) up for a fall in later life. And yes... let's all send them some shampoo.

Is this really news? So the school doesn't like your leopard print hair. Of course they don't. :laugh: Change it and move on, you can't run to the Daily Mail every time something doesn't go your way. Usually these articles feature people with haircuts a bit more subtle than this...

Yes its news
because they are Not Moving On

I love jessie j

Good, that's some tragic hair if I've ever seen it

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What kind of mother would think it ok for her 13 year old daughter to go to school like that? It's not even a nice hairstyle.

A Chavvie one maybe:shrug:

Eurgh, what a hideous hairstyle.

A Trouble Maker

You'de know as a mom , that hair would not be allowed in most schools ,stupid woman for letting her have it.

They look so happy

Well, to be fair, she doesn't look that bright.

Parents who show no respect for school rule and then they wonder why their little darlings have no respect. Follow the rules and little darling won't need to be sent home

It looks like she has ringworm

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ringworm

'She didn't sign away her rights when she started at school.'


...no but she signed a home/school agreement, agreeing to adhere to uniform/hair policy ..and then broke that agreement by choosing this hairstyle...

i love actual news

is2g in all daily mail articles like this theres always the people looking sad or unimpressed with their arms crossed

I don't get why schools enforce haircut rules tbh

Surely sending her home is really disruptive to learning whereas a haircut is not :shrug:

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