Hartford High School student put into isolation after wearing Children In Need socks

A schoolgirl was hauled out of sophistication and put into isolation for sporting Pudsey Bear yellow socks to high school in support of Kids In Want.

Nikita Childs, 13, was advised to 'take off the socks or go house' as a result of they breached Hartford Excessive College's uniform coverage and put in a room on her personal, her father stated.

Martin Childs, 52, stated the college contacted him to say she should put on the sneakers with out socks or depart so he felt pressured to go and acquire her. 

Nikita Childs, 13, was advised to 'take off the socks or go house' as a result of they breached Hartford Excessive College's uniform coverage and put in a room on her personal, her father stated

Martin Childs, 52, stated the college contacted him to say she should put on the sneakers with out socks or depart so he felt pressured to go and acquire her

The varsity, in Hartford, Cheshire, stated it's not their coverage to ship kids house however that the yellow socks fell wanting their 'very excessive uniform requirements'. 

Mr Childs, from Northwich, Cheshire, stated: 'We purchased the socks as a result of Nikita was actually wanting ahead to Kids in Want and we now have donated to the charity.

'She requested me if she may put on them and I did not see why not because it was Kids in Want that day.

'It isn't like they're disruptive to her training, sporting no socks together with your sneakers is definitely simply as dangerous?

The varsity, in Hartford, Cheshire, stated it's not their coverage to ship kids house however that the yellow socks fell wanting their 'very excessive uniform requirements'

'When the college known as me at eight.50am and stated she must go house, I stated "no method is she taking them off" and put the telephone down.

'I rang again shortly after and requested them to ship her house from college.

She wore the socks in support of Kids In Want

'It is ridiculous as a result of she simply wished to assist the charity and he or she was there and in full uniform able to go to high school after which she was punished for it.'

Faculties up and down the nation usually run occasions and initiatives to boost funds for Kids in Want with £46 million raised on Friday alone, in line with the BBC.

And charitable Nikita stated she was 'appalled' by her college's stance on the yellow socks.

Nikita stated: 'I am actually obsessed with Kids in Want and I've completed loads of issues previously to assist them.

'I feel it completely appalling that I wasn't allowed to put on my socks when there are different faculties doing issues to boost cash for Kids in Want.

'I am unsure whether or not I wish to return into college, I am within the center about what to do in the mean time.'

A spokesman for Cheshire West and Chester Council, talking on behalf of Hartford Excessive College, stated: 'All college students and fogeys are conscious of the very excessive requirements we set relating to uniform at Hartford CE Excessive College and we're appearing accordingly.

'We don't ship kids house.'

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