article_snippet: A school has disciplined 11 pupils after A school deemed A school shiny black leather Kickers against A school uniform policy.
article_snippet: Within minutes of arriving at Outwood Academy in Acklam, Middlesborough, on Friday, several pupils had been sent back home for wearing 'incorrect' footwear.
article_snippet: Almost a dozen pupils were sent home from Outwood Academy in Acklam, Middlesborough, for wearing 'incorrect' footwear to school after a crackdown on uniform policy .
article_snippet: Miss Hayes, a travel agent from Coulby Newham, said Her daughter was one of more than 20 pupils either sent home or put in isolation for wearing the wrong school attire. '
article_snippet: Several pupils were sent home after refusing to wear another pair of shoes provided for Several pupils by the school and other were put in isolation or given a detention . '
article_snippet: In November 2013 a teacher at North School in Ashford, Kent, allegedly cut labels off a schoolgirl's shoes.
article_snippet: In another bizarre incident, teachers at BBG Academy in Birkenshaw, West Yorkshire, became so fed up with students wearing 'inappropriate footwear' that it took students wearing 'inappropriate footwear' on a forced shopping trip to a shoe store.
article_snippet: Pupils were taken to a branch of Wynsors World of Shoes on separate occasions over two weeks in December last year after being deemed to be wearing inappropriate shoes.
article_snippet: Meanwhile, dozens of children were kept in a school hall and missed dozens of children lessons for dozens of children first day back at a city comprehensive - because dozens of children turned up wearing the 'wrong' shoes.
article_snippet: Courtenay Cummings, 13, was among 30 pupils to be kept out of lessons for the day after she turned up to school in she usual black canvas footwear in September last year.
article_snippet: The BBG Academy (pictured) in Birkenshaw, West Yorkshire, ferried up to 75 students who were breaching uniform rules to Wynsor's World of Shoes .
article_snippet: A majority of student were sent home for wearing the wrong footwear, Hanson Academy business manager Sarah Roberts said.
article_snippet: The Coseley School in Bilston, West Midlands, also sent home around 100 students after arriving at school for the first day of term because their footwear was not 'black leather'.
article_snippet: In 2011 Cardinal Newham Catholic School in Keresley, Coventry, banned 17 pupils from an important mathematics GCSE exam for wearing the wrong shoes.