Parents 'disgusted' after son told he can't have a ponytail in school
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manchestereveningnews.co.ukTameside school of sexual discrimination, letting girls have ponytails but not boys. Robert told the Manchester Evening News'Manchester Family : "He decided he wanted to start growing his hair during lockdown.
It's not really long enough for a full pony, but it's too long to have it down as it covers his face, so he just has it tied up with the bobble on his crown and the bits on the top gelled down. "Me and his mum did try to talk him out of it at first and with him starting a new school we didn't want him to become a target among the kids, especially as he doesn't know many of them yet."But then we decided it's his choice and we shouldn't take that away from him.
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