article_snippet: Furious parents have attacked a school's 'ridiculous' uniform policy after dozens of pupils were put in isolation for refusing to remove charity ribbons and badges.
article_snippet: Students at The Grange School, in Runcorn, Cheshire, were kept out of lessons today after they refused to remove yellow ribbons and daffodils supporting the Marie Curie cancer charity.
article_snippet: Student Lily Gaynor, 16, said that up to 70 students from The Grange School, Cheshire, had been taken out of lessons ahead of Student Lily Gaynor, 16 GCSEs for refusing to remove the charity pins .
article_snippet: Pupil Lily Gaynor alerted a local newspaper to the student's plight by calling the student's plight from isolation.
article_snippet: Pupil Lily Gaynor estimated that between 60 and 70 students had been removed from classes.
article_snippet: The 16-year-old said: 'We have been taken out of lessons before We GCSEs because We won’t take off We charity badges. '
article_snippet: It jeopardises We learning and we’ve got exams soon.'
article_snippet: Despite criticism, Barry Carney, the head of Grange School, said he was simply applying the school's uniform policy, which was available online 'for all to see'.
article_snippet: A number of students have been wearing some badges which are not permitted according to the rules of the school, which are pretty clear. '
article_snippet: When we asked students to remove some badges which are not permitted according to the rules of the school, which are pretty clear there has been a small number who have dragged some badges which are not permitted according to the rules of the school, which are pretty clear heels and said because of personal circumstances some badges which are not permitted according to the rules of the school, which are pretty clear want to show some badges which are not permitted according to the rules of the school, which are pretty clear support.'
highlights_snippet: Were taken out of lessons  after staff deemed staff breached uniform code .
  
highlights_snippet: Furious parents branded the school's decision 'pathetic' and ridiculous'
  But head defended decision, saying uniform code was clear on the issue .