Breaking News English

A school atforfrominofouttowith Britain has apologised to more than 50 students atforfrominofouttowith punishing them after they wore the wrong trousers to class. Pupils atforfrominofouttowith Heaton Manor school in the north atforfrominofouttowith England were taken atforfrominofouttowith of class and given detention for not conforming atforfrominofouttowith school uniform rules. They had to spend around eight hours atforfrominofouttowith a small classroom for breaking the rules. School bosses said many atforfrominofouttowith the trousers were "skintight" and were not appropriate dress atforfrominofouttowith school. Head teacher Lynne Ackland explained that the school had been in the process atforfrominofouttowith tightening its uniform rules. She said she had not anticipated the variety atforfrominofouttowith trouser styles her pupils would wear. She admitted the school had been too strict atforfrominofouttowith the students.

Parents were furious atforfrominofouttowith the treatment their children received. A mother atforfrominofouttowith an 11-year-old told reporters: "[My daughter] was in that room atforfrominofouttowith eight hours yesterday and she was deeply distressed. I'd understand if she'd behaved badly, but this is punishment atforfrominofouttowith a pair of trousers the teachers don't like….She's lost two days' education because atforfrominofouttowith this ridiculous rule and I'm absolutely livid." She added: "We were sent letters atforfrominofouttowith the school to say pupils must wear black, tailored trousers. atforfrominofouttowith my opinion, [my daughter's] trousers are tailored; they are not skintight. The school should be more specific." Ms Ackland said: "We clearly need to be much more specific atforfrominofouttowith people atforfrominofouttowith future."