School haircut protest
arotaat by Jkb puotts •fIMMt nc acnooss stance . -i ■ The aMatant principal. Mr Jim Bennett, aaM yes- ; terday the school had made nodedstou yet an y its course of action on the protest taue, but the boys had agreed to meet the < reQUiremenls on' tidiness 5 of hair for school. \ He said he spoke with the protesters last Friday and there was now no further animosity on the issue. Most of the boys not “up to scratch” at last Wednesday's assembly had turned up for school t on Monday with their hair tidied, he said. < Those still with unacceptable hair at Monday’s inspection were checked again yesterday morning and they had said they would make efforts to right themselves as soon as they were able to get hair appointments, he said. Mr Bennett said he made the inspections himself for the sake of consistency. -
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