[Dogeatdog]

Always found this rule a bit stupid in schools tbh, just let him have his hair how he likes. I remember in my school you wasn’t allowed to have a No.1 haircut or you’d be sent home. It was a good way to get out of P.E

[Oliver_W]

Maybe they should tell the school he identifies as a girl

[arista]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

Bit sexist to allow girls have long hair but not boys

His is Worse than Long
its Wide as well


Schools have Rules
Obey Them.


Greedy Mother selling him via Instagram

[Elliot]

Don’t understand what is gained from a school telling children how to wear their hair. What a stupid thing to get fixated about.

[arista]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

Absolutely horrific. The mum is at fault. Cut the hair or home school him but I bet she won't as it's too much like hard work. Vile

Yes she wants to make money out of him

[michael21]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

Bit sexist to allow girls have long hair but not boys

That true now shave off you hair

[michael21]

Originally Posted by arista

Yes she wants to make money out of him

Yes and there nothing you can do about it

[Amy Jade]

Honestly. Can anyone give a good reason how cutting his hair will improve his education?

[Cherry Christmas]

She does have a point in that boys and girls should be treated in the same way, however I think she is driven more by pound signs that what he wants, it has been reported today she will ensure he identifies as non binary as he moves up to high school to protect his hair, I would say that is a form of child abuse if he sees himself as a boy

[Livia]

Let him grow it down to his ankles if he wants to. At what point is he going to start to look ridiculous? And how is this discriminatory to black kids but not to white kids?

Storm/teacup.

[Oliver_W]

Originally Posted by Cherie

She does have a point in that boys and girls should be treated in the same way, however I think she is driven more by pound signs that what he wants, it has been reported today she will ensure he identifies as non binary as he moves up to high school to protect his hair, I would say that is a form of child abuse if he sees himself as a boy

Eh, I'd rather have a meaningless label for when I'm at school if it means I have control over my appearance. Good on his mother for using the system.