[arista]

One Girl goes in with
new Red Hair and False eyelashes

Yes was sent home

Rules are Rules


Her Stupid Mother is allowing all this.



Your whole life is in Front of you
14-year-old Schoolgirl Ella Harding


https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...eyelashes.html



Life In The City

[bots]

is it Mock?

[arista]

She is just 14
her mother is pathetic
to back her

[arista]

[Oakgrove School in Milton Keynes.
Oakgrove School's uniform policy
states that student's hair colour should
be all one colour or close to
the student's natural hair tone]


Is the Mother Blind?

[arista]

Your whole life in Front of you
it is not a Movie, 10-Year-Old Schoolgirl Evie Smith



[A ten-year-old girl has been excluded from school
after her teachers said her Cruella de Vil-inspired hair
was 'distracting' to other pupils.
Evie Smith split-dyed half of her mousy brown hair
blonde to match her favourite Melanie Martinez
ahead of her concert in Manchester later this month]



Her Mother is also Bonkers



https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...stracting.html

[Holly Christmas]

They aren't really doing any harm, though? I think its a bit petty.

[Christmas Dynasnow]

Originally Posted by Kate!

They aren't really doing any harm, though? I think its a bit petty.

Yes it is

Schools have dress and appearance rules for important reasons

[arista]

Originally Posted by Crimson Dynamo

Yes it is

Schools have dress and appearance rules for important reasons

Very True

[Ammi]

…I think that Evie Smith’s school have made it clear that she’s not suspended and that her hair will be returned to the non Melanie Martinez look after the concert very soon…I wonder if the tabloids keep space free every September when the schools return to report on any pupils/parents that haven’t adhered to uniform policy…it’s between the parent and school only and I truly don’t understand the logic of parents to have these things nationally reported and to have their child’s images appear in the tabloids in such a way…which only attracts and encourages ‘mass public scrutiny’ of their child…

[ChristmasNeeve]

Originally Posted by Ammi

…I think that Evie Smith’s school have made it clear that she’s not suspended and that her hair will be returned to the non Melanie Martinez look after the concert very soon…I wonder if the tabloids keep space free every September when the schools return to report on any pupils/parents that haven’t adhered to uniform policy…it’s between the parent and school only and I truly don’t understand the logic of parents to have these things nationally reported and to have their child’s images appear in the tabloids in such a way…which only attracts and encourages ‘mass public scrutiny’ of their child…

I remember the same topics from back when I was in school Mostly boys with long hair back then (they allowed that in my school but not in others)

[arista]

Originally Posted by Ammi

…I think that Evie Smith’s school have made it clear that she’s not suspended and that her hair will be returned to the non Melanie Martinez look after the concert very soon…I wonder if the tabloids keep space free every September when the schools return to report on any pupils/parents that haven’t adhered to uniform policy…it’s between the parent and school only and I truly don’t understand the logic of parents to have these things nationally reported and to have their child’s images appear in the tabloids in such a way…which only attracts and encourages ‘mass public scrutiny’ of their child…

Yes.


It is not a Parent issue
it is the Bloody Rules

[Rustic bauble]

Originally Posted by Crimson Dynamo

Yes it is

Schools have dress and appearance rules for important reasons

I agree...its all about discipline and standards. In many forms of employment rules are rules to maintain a certain standard and representation. Schools are the same. Too many young people have this entitlement' attitude in life thinking they can do whatever they want...parents have a responsibility to support the Schools with their rules. Expel them all and the message might actually sink in.

[Urban Cragou]

Originally Posted by Crimson Dynamo

Yes it is

Schools have dress and appearance rules for important reasons

Schools in the States don’t even have uniform policies.

[Christmas Dynasnow]

Originally Posted by Redway

Schools in the States don’t even have uniform policies.

To difficult to get the blazer on over the bullet proof vest id imagine

[Urban Cragou]

Originally Posted by Crimson Dynamo

To difficult to get the blazer on over the bullet proof vest id imagine

Too*

What do guns have to do with kids being able to wear their own clothes?

[The Human Santapede]

Originally Posted by Redway

Schools in the States don’t even have uniform policies.

But this isn’t the US we’re talking about.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Kate!

They aren't really doing any harm, though? I think its a bit petty.

Wrong,
It is 100% School Rule Breaking




It is simple to understand

[Urban Cragou]

Oh, well.

[ChristmasNeeve]

On topic, I disagree with the "rules are rules" logic here as well. Rules change when people aren't happy with them and protest/make a stand. Back when I was in school the girls had to wear skirts, I hated it, hail, rain snow, skirts. I broke those rules many times. Guess what, now girls can choose to wear a skirt or a pants (trousers in your language)

[Ammi]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

On topic, I disagree with the "rules are rules" logic here as well. Rules change when people aren't happy with them and protest/make a stand. Back when I was in school the girls had to wear skirts, I hated it, hail, rain snow, skirts. I broke those rules many times. Guess what, now girls can choose to wear a skirt or a pants (trousers in your language)

…yeah, I agree with that as well that it’s not a one size fits all thing with uniform policies and that they’re not always policies that work and should be open to change….school uniforms are extraordinarily expensive and draining in a budget and parents should also have input sometimes as the weight of cost is with them…

[Parmy]

Should invent rules for BO teachers.

[The Human Santapede]

Why are ten years olds dying their hair

[Cherry Christmas]

I swear I posted on here, this is like the rotten turkeys at Christmas same story every year

[arista]

Originally Posted by Benjamin

Why are ten years olds dying their hair

Because her Mother helps her do it.

[Christmas Dynasnow]

Originally Posted by Benjamin

Why are ten years olds dying their hair

Id imagine the MUm used all the blue dye on her hair