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'The pupils in question were given detention and an opportunity to change their clothing which many did.

'The pupils in question chose not to respect this and undermined the trust placed in them by the school.Īs such they undermined the school and its core values of respect for authority and for the wider school community. 'The pastoral Head of Year 11 specifically reinforced this message and spoke with all the pupils in year 11 before the day to reinforce this message. 'All pupils were told prior to the fancy dress day by their registration teacher that they should dress appropriately and that they should specifically avoid offending other pupils or be seen to offend the wider community. However, pupils are always asked to ensure that what they wear is appropriate and is not likely to offend and that their behaviour reflects the values and respect that the school stands for. 'We have no wish to deny pupils this privilege or other privileges such as a leavers' party at the end of their compulsory school career. 'Year 11 pupils asked that they be allowed to have a fancy dress day and this has been a tradition at this and other schools.

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