long hair ban

its odd how women never had the right to do anything now its men/lads who dont. :\

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Originally Posted by Hollywood

its odd how women never had the right to do anything now its men/lads who dont. :\

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what a sexist world we live in

Right...

I do to an all boys school and the following implements are placed on hair:

- Hair cannot exceed past the collar
- Hair cannot be any shorter than a number '4', in hairdressing terms

This was annoyin' when I loved to let my hair grow- but I can see why it's done.
People would just let their hair grow and grow.
And on the other end of the scale, some would shave their heads and not have any hair at all.

I think without the rules, the scope of bullying would be widened.

hmmm well rules do seem to be emense in single sex schools and religious schools

Going back to chris' earlier post, my brother had to pay for an amulance, they gave him the choice between it or he could get a taxi. It was also serious he was having a lump cut out of his face.

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Originally Posted by Jaiisun

Right...

I do to an all boys school and the following implements are placed on hair:

- Hair cannot exceed past the collar
- Hair cannot be any shorter than a number '4', in hairdressing terms

This was annoyin' when I loved to let my hair grow- but I can see why it's done.
People would just let their hair grow and grow.
And on the other end of the scale, some would shave their heads and not have any hair at all.

I think without the rules, the scope of bullying would be widened.

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its down to them if they want to be bullied or not really.

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Originally Posted by Frodo13.

As a Drama teacher says, the school owns everything from the neck down. Its your hair that gives you your individuality.

I agree that hair should be tied up when using drills ect. but how does your hair effect your education? The answer is, it doesn't

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Exactly.

I think that you really should have your own choice whether or not you keep your hair long. It's pretty obvious you need to tie it up when doing practical stuff, but they can't make you cut your hair.
And as said above, it is pretty sexist.

OMG what a load of ****. I only read the first post but your school has no right to say what length your hair can be, they don't for girls do they ? what if you had cancer or some other disease and all your hair fell out would they send you home then?

If you are doing something where your hair might be a danger to yourself they can make you put it up in a bobble or something but telling you to cut it is out of order.

I have no intention of getting short hair until I'm like 30. Schools aren't allowd to ban hairstyles really unless they're like BIG.

hmmm,
protest&refuse&refuse some more.

they wouldn't let me go the toilet in lesson so I walked out,
and said "do you want **** on the floor?"
they replied "no".

so i just went about my buisness and they said nothing.