article_snippet: A teenage school girl has been placed in 'isolation' by A teenage school girl secondary school which has a ban on 'unnatural' hair colours after A teenage school girl dyed A teenage school girl hair red.
article_snippet: Alana Harrison, 13, has been told by management at King James's school in Huddersfield, west Yorkshire that A teenage school girl will not be allowed into classes until A teenage school girl changes the colour of A teenage school girl hair.
article_snippet: A teenage school girl family said that the Year 8 pupil from Kikheaton, west Yorkshire faces a long period away from A teenage school girl classmates because the colour in her hair was permanent.
article_snippet: A teenage school girl cannot attend classes until the red hair colour is removed .
article_snippet: Alana's mother Mandy said the hairdresser even contacted the school to confirm this fact.
article_snippet: On Monday there was a girl there with purple hair, but a girl there with purple hair is not in isolation - and the head of year I spoke to on the phone has bleach blond hair.'
article_snippet: Head teacher Robert Lamb said the school rules are very clear about the need for 'a conventional hair colour' Head teacher Robert Lamb said: 'the school rules are very clear and have not changed in the time I have been the headteacher, which is over 12 years.
article_snippet: a girl there with purple hair had two older sisters at school and the school rules haven’t changed. '
article_snippet: The section about hair states: "Hair and Make-up: Conventional colour and style.
article_snippet: The hair rule, like the other school rules, are there to ensure that nothing detracts children from what children are there for, which is to achieve children potential. '
highlights_snippet: Pupils are only allowed to have a 'conventional colour or style' 