[rusticgal]

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.

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by Benjamin

No I get she didn’t do it herself haha. I mean why though, she’s only ten.

And the eyelashes

she is going to school to learn not pick up guys

Jesus wept

[arista]

Originally Posted by Benjamin

No I get she didn’t do it herself haha. I mean why though, she’s only ten.

She loves the Movie on her 4K big TV screen.


But going to school
is not a movie

[Oliver_W]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

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)

Jeez, how old are you?!

(Gotta love Cromwellian rules, ammirite)

[arista]

[School headteacher Karen Appleby said:
'Kincraig Primary School, like all schools
in the country, has a clear uniform policy
that we expect our pupils to follow.]

Regarding spoilt 14-year-old girl.........................

[Beso]

School uniform at secondary school is ridiculous.

Nothings said about girls with half there arses hanging out a skirt that's so short it's almost a belt..let them wear Jean's fgs.

God knows what the teachers think, but I'm fed up being in the co op or somewhere having to stare up at the cueling incase anyone thinks I'm gawping at them. Dont their parents get them told these days?

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by arista

[School headteacher Karen Appleby said:
'Kincraig Primary School, like all schools
in the country, has a clear uniform policy
that we expect our pupils to follow.]

Regarding spoilt 14-year-old girl.........................

AAAAnd here is the mum....

Spoiler:

[Beso]

Jesus christ.

[Beso]

This is katie prices fault..and everyone who built her up as a role model..all those kids are mums now, some maybe grannies.

The think it's a womans and girls job to be strong and sexy..when they are infact weak, and ugly.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Crimson Dynamo

AAAAnd here is the mum....

Spoiler:

No that's the mum of the 10-year-old


That headteacher is from the 14-year-old's school.

[rusticgal]

Originally Posted by Crimson Dynamo

AAAAnd here is the mum....

Spoiler:

....just the vision I had in my head.

[Crimson Dynamo]

"She says she would rather be dead than be seen without her hair dyed.
That’s how bad her mental health problems are.”

"Each time I try to reason with them, they just quote their ‘policies’ to me…
They are denying my daughter an education.”

Today Ella returned home sobbing, said April. She already suffers from an
eating disorder, and each time she is punished she refuses to eat.

"I wish the school realised what they were doing to her and how much worse
they are making her mental health,” she said. "This country spends billions
telling kids to be who they want to be, yet the school to trying to squeeze her
into a box that simply cannot fit in.”

says the mum

[arista]

Originally Posted by Crimson Dynamo

"She says she would rather be dead than be seen without her hair dyed.
That’s how bad her mental health problems are.”

"Each time I try to reason with them, they just quote their ‘policies’ to me…
They are denying my daughter an education.”

Today Ella returned home sobbing, said April. She already suffers from an
eating disorder, and each time she is punished she refuses to eat.

"I wish the school realised what they were doing to her and how much worse
they are making her mental health,” she said. "This country spends billions
telling kids to be who they want to be, yet the school to trying to squeeze her
into a box that simply cannot fit in.”

says the mum

Yes the Mother
was a fool to let her get red hair.


The School is not at Fault.

and
having an eating disorder means
she needs Specialist Help.
Outside of School.

[Redway]

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.

[Crimson Dynamo]

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

[Oliver_W]

Originally Posted by Beso

School uniform at secondary school is ridiculous.

Nothings said about girls with half there arses hanging out a skirt that's so short it's almost a belt..let them wear Jean's fgs.

Jean who, Shrimpton?

[Redway]

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?

[Benjamin]

Originally Posted by Redway

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

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

[Kate!]

I still say there's no harm in colouring hair? It's quite ridiculous.

[Benjamin]

Originally Posted by Kate!

I still say there's no harm in colouring hair? It's quite ridiculous.

Sorry but why on earth do ten years old’s need to be dying their hair.

Also, it’s not like it’s a surprise rule that’s come in. The parents know the rules and try to be difficult, then kick up a fuss because of it.

I agree with uniforms and appearance policies. Kids have enough crap to deal with without the added issues within their peer groups of not wearing ‘trendy’ clothing to school or having the right hair colour.

[Beso]

Originally Posted by Oliver_W

Jean who, Shrimpton?

They're their there to the grammar police

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by Benjamin

Sorry but why on earth do ten years old’s need to be dying their hair.

Also, it’s not like it’s a surprise rule that’s come in. The parents know the rules and try to be difficult, then kick up a fuss because of it.

I agree with uniforms and appearance policies. Kids have enough crap to deal with without the added issues within their peer groups of not wearing ‘trendy’ clothing to school or having the right hair colour.

Indeed

the hair colour and issues rest with the mum, not the child

Its a real shame the child's face is all over the news and not the mother

[Redway]

Originally Posted by Benjamin

Sorry but why on earth do ten years old’s need to be dying their hair.

Also, it’s not like it’s a surprise rule that’s come in. The parents know the rules and try to be difficult, then kick up a fuss because of it.

I agree with uniforms and appearance policies. Kids have enough crap to deal with without the added issues within their peer groups of not wearing ‘trendy’ clothing to school or having the right hair colour.

Just to be clear, I wasn’t talking about the 10-year-old.

[Benjamin]

Originally Posted by Redway

Just to be clear, I wasn’t talking about the 10-year-old.

I was replying to Kate.

[Oliver_W]

Originally Posted by Beso

They're their there to the grammar police

I thought my reference to a vintage model from the era of the miniskirt, segued from your typo, was really clever, actually