[arista]

Well done lad you are on FoxNewsHD already


[Mr Hill says his son 'totally admires'
Manchester City striker Sergio Aguero,
pictured, and modelled
his hairstyle on the footballer]

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...#ixzz3kfeSZlN3

[Niamh.]

:/ seriously? I think it's quite a nice hair cut

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

:/ seriously? I think it's quite a nice hair cut

the rules are there for a reason, some parents don't think they apply to their little darlings

[Josy]

Don't see the problem with the hair cut tbh

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Cherie

the rules are there for a reason, some parents don't think they apply to their little darlings

what rules though, what's actually wrong with that hair cut? Idgi?

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

what rules though, what's actually wrong with that hair cut? Idgi?

I guess the school has rules about certain hairstyles there is nothing wrong with wearing trainers but if they don't form part of school uniform you don't send your kid to school in them.

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Cherie

I guess the school has rules about certain hairstyles there is nothing wrong with wearing trainers but if they don't form part of school uniform you don't send your kid to school in them.

Well from the article they just classed it as "an extreme" hairstyle, doesn't look like an extreme hairstyle to me

As for the shoes, ok that's fair enough eventhough looking at the shoes from the picture it seems that they're being really picky about it, under a uniform pants you'd barely notice that they even were trainers at all. My own son wears shoes similar to that with his uniform and no ones ever batted an eyelid

[Tom4784]

Rules like that are completely ****ing dumb. why impact a child's education due to a non intrusive hair style?

[MB.]

I mean that isn't a great haircut but still, what a ridiculous school/head teacher.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Josy

Don't see the problem with the hair cut tbh

It looks Aggressive

[arista]

Originally Posted by Cherie

the rules are there for a reason, some parents don't think they apply to their little darlings

You Are Most Wise

[Iceman]

How anyone can say that's a fair thing to do is ridiculous. It's a haircut, what a jumped up school that must be. I reckon the parents council are a right hoot.

[Josy]

Originally Posted by arista

It looks Aggressive

Aggressive haircuts

[Iceman]

Originally Posted by Josy

Aggressive haircuts

I can see it now. 'Your sons short hair influenced my little angel to bring a knife to school'

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Josy

Aggressive haircuts

That hairstyle will have someones eye out

[Kizzy]

Pfft... Every year it's the same someones little angel is sent home because the of rules on uniform and/or appearance.

[Ninastar]

That haircut is a crime against humanity to be fair

[rubymoo]

*Waits for the Good Morning Britain interview*

They don't send the kids home at my daughters school, they put them in isolation, one of the girls has bright purple hair it's far better to not make an issue with teenagers, they'll learn soon enough in the adult world what's appropriate and what's not.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Eoin

I can see it now. 'Your sons short hair influenced my little angel to bring a knife to school'

Possible

[arista]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

Pfft... Every year it's the same someones little angel is sent home because the of rules on uniform and/or appearance.

Yes Law and Order.
Many follow that
and not sent home

[RichardG]

It's a bit mean to send someone home on their first day of secondary school

That being said there was a super nasty boy in my year with a haircut just like that so I wish my school sent him home too so we didn't have to put up with him.

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by RichardG

It's a bit mean to send someone home on their first day of secondary school

That being said there was a super nasty boy in my year with a haircut just like that so I wish my school sent him home too so we didn't have to put up with him.

It was the hair made him do it, poor kid

[Kizzy]

Don't get me wrong I would love it if kids were allowed to express their individuality and there be no rules on personal style, but if there are it's and all or nothing thing.

[Liam-]

As much as it's a stupid rule, it's still a rule and it should be followed, my school wouldn't allow people to dye their hair, have piercings, wear rings, wear coloured socks, we were only allowed to wear black shoes, boys weren't allowed to have any sort of jewellery, no charity bands or any sort of branded clothing like coats/jackets or bags or anything, it was awful, but we still have to go by the rules.

[LukeB]

fml.. it's just a hair cut the school needs to stop being pathetic tbh