Parents claim children were placed in isolation at the south Manchester school for wearing the wrong shoes
A south Manchester school has been described as 'diabolical' and a 'uniformed prison or cult' by parents after children were sent home for wearing kickers-style shoes and knee high socks.
Parents have also claimed the toilets are locked during the day. It is claimed only one bathroom for each gender is opened at lunchtimes, with children 'begging' parents to ask the school for toilet passes.Try MEN Premium for FREE by clicking here for no ads, fun puzzles and brilliant new features. "For me, in the current cost of living situation, if I can pick up a pair of plain black Adidas trainers from sports direct at £25 then that's what I'll do for the simple fact they are more durable and longer lasting than a business style shoe especially for a boy playing football at break time," she said.
Charlotte said the policy was 'awful' for girls on their periods, and blasted the school as 'some sort of uniformed prison or cult where they are forcing the children to be adults'.
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