A teenage school girl has been placed in 'isolation ' by her secondary school which has a ban on 'unnatural ' hair colours after she dyed her hair red . Alana Harrison , 13 , has been told by management at King James 's school in Huddersfield , west Yorkshire that she will not be allowed into classes until she changes the colour of her hair . Her family said that the Year 8 pupil from Kikheaton , west Yorkshire faces a long period away from her classmates because the colour in her hair was permanent . Alana Harrison , 13 , pictured , has been told she can not attend classes until the red hair colour is removed . Alana 's mother Mandy said any attempt to change the colour now would cause damage to her daughter 's hair . She said the hairdresser even contacted the school to confirm this fact . The schools said that the rules are very clear . They are in every student ’ s planner , tutors regularly remind pupils and a letter was sent home with every pupil in February reminding parents about the rules . In January pupil Oscar Ward , 16 , spent many days in isolation at King James ’ s when he turned up with a bleach blond Mohican haircut . He has since changed his hairstyle to comply . Mrs Harrison said : 'Alana had some red put in her hair , it is not bright red . It won ’ t wash out ; it ’ s permanent - the more she washes it , the brighter it will get . 'Alana is Type 1 diabetic and needs daily injections . I have told the school her blood sugar levels need checking every hour as she is just sitting down all day in isolation and not moving around , which causes her blood sugar levels to go up . 'It ’ s stressful for both of us as she is not allowed her mobile and I can ’ t ring her to check her sugars . 'She won ’ t learn much in isolation , but I have to send her to school or I will be fined . We are at a stalemate as we can ’ t change the colour of the hair . 'On Monday there was a girl there with purple hair , but she is not in isolation - and the head of year I spoke to on the phone has bleach blond hair . ' Head teacher Robert Lamb said the school rules are very clear about the need for ' a conventional hair colour ' Headteacher Robert Lamb said : 'Our rules on this are very clear and have not changed in the time I have been the headteacher , which is over 12 years . The girl had two older sisters at the school and the rules haven ’ t changed . 'The section about hair states : `` Hair and Make-up : Conventional colour and style . Unnatural colours are not allowed . '' 'The Student Planner goes on to say : `` If any student is not in full school uniform or meeting the expectations of appearance , they will have to rectify the situation before they are given permission to go into lessons . '' 'All schools have similar rules . The hair rule , like the other school rules , are there to ensure that nothing detracts children from what they are there for , which is to achieve their potential . 'If you break the school rules , you are punished , I don ’ t know what the story is . ' Joe Head ( right ) went to school with his hair in a ponytail in the style of Swedish striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic ( left ) but the school wrote to his parents saying it was banned because it was associated with drug taking . Mandy Head did n't think there would be a problem when her son Joe said he wanted to go to school at Pope Paul Catholic Primary School in Potters Bar wearing his hair in a pony tail in the style of Swedish footballer Zlatan Ibrahimovic . But the next day she received a letter telling her that her son 's hairstyle was 'unsuitable ' and headteacher Helen Lines told her it was 'associated with drug taking . ' Tom Mosely , left , from Eccles , wanted to have the same haircut as the Manchester City star Aguero , right . Ten-year-old Tom Moseley was told his short back and sides hairstyle , modelled on the Manchester City striker 's look , was too extreme by staff St Gilbert 's Primary School in Winton , Eccles , and he was removed from school on his birthday . His family say they were told he could either return to classes when his hair had grown , restyle it or wear a hat at all times . Meanwhile 14-year-old Jordan Ford was suspended from school after he arrived with a dyed red mohican hairstyle . He was sent home from Bridge Learning Campus in Whitchurch , Bristol by staff . So the youngster decided to post an old photograph of head teacher Keziah Featherstone he found on Facebook featuring the teacher sporting a bright purple hair cut and pink Dr Martens boots . Jordan Ford found an embarrassing photograph of head teacher Keziah Featherstone and posted it to his Facebook page which led to him receiving a further suspension from his school in Bristol . Jordan , pictured , had initially been sent home for having a bright red Mohican style hair cut .
Alana Harrison attended school in Huddersfield with bright red hair . The 13-year-old that she would be 'isolated ' while it remained 'unnatural ' Staff at King James 's School in Huddersfield say their rules are very clear . A teenager who was found guilty of murdering a mother and her two children has been jailed for life.