article_snippet: Henry Whipple School sent 20 youngsters home because 20 youngsters turned up for lessons with 20 youngsters hair dyed bright red for Comic Relief.
article_snippet: Thomas, seven, and Molly, six, were among around 20 pupils who had temporarily coloured Thomas, seven, and Molly, six locks, after being invited to wear red as part of a non-uniform day.
article_snippet: Thomas, seven, and Molly, six, were sent home from Henry Whipple School in Nottingham after dying Thomas, seven, and Molly, six hair bright red for Comic Relief .
article_snippet: But when 20 youngsters arrived at the school gates 20 youngsters were turned away by staff who said the hair dye broke the rules. '
article_snippet: It was Henry Whipple School in Nottingham's fault for not noting on A letter that The kids would not have allowed red hair.'
article_snippet: Headteacher Cari Burgess said: 'Since I have been headteacher we have not allowed children to come in coloured hair spray, to protect children clothing, school resources and any children with potential allergies. '
article_snippet: A very small number of children still chose to come to school with red hair. '
highlights_snippet: Around 20 pupils at Henry Whipple School sent home in row over hair dye .
  
highlights_snippet: Parents at Henry Whipple School branded Henry Whipple School says Parents at the Nottinghamshire school have never allowed children to use coloured hair spray .
  