MUSLIM GIRL SENT HOME FROM SCHOOL FOR NOT WEARING A SHORT SKIRT
@UxbridgeHigh why are you discriminating against families who want to send thier children to school in longer than knee length skirts according to religious beliefs? Why are girls being forced to wear short skirts? They should have the freedom to cover their bodies if they will and not be forced to expose.
A Muslim schoolgirl's parents have been threatened with court action for refusing to send her to school in a shorter skirt.
A Muslim schoolgirl's parents have been threatened with court action for refusing to send her to school in a shorter skirt.
Siham Hamud, 12, had been wearing an ankle-length skirt to school for veers, but was allegedly told the school uniform was incorrect last montn.
Her father Idris. 55. said Siham was sent home from school to change every day in December, and told to return wearing the correct uniform - but she refused.
Uxbridge High School says girls should wear black trousers or a black pleata skirt from official uniform suppliers. which the farmily says falls above the knee.
But dad-of-eight Idris claims both uniform choices go against their religious beliefs. The school in l illingdon, west London, has now threatened dris and wife Salma Yusuf, 44, with court action over Siham's alleged unauthorised absences.
Siham, who is currently studying from home due to lcckdown restrictions, said: 'It feels like bullying because of what I believe. 'I think they should just let me wear my school uniform to school. I like school normally, and English, drama and RE are my favourite lessons but couldn't attend.
I find it annoying because l've missed a month of school, so I have to catch up a lot. I wish I could just have gone to school as normal. It makes me feel left out. because I can't see my friends either. They aren't accepting me far my religion and that's wrong.
Idris, an athletics coach, added: 'My daughter is being denied an education because of her religious beliefs. "All Siham wants to do is to wear a skirt which is a few centimetres longer than her classmates, and I don't know why the school has such a problem with this. She is sent home to change into a shorter skirt then return to school later that day, but she isn't going to change her beliefs in an hour.
The school is threatening to take legal action against me, but l'm not forcing her to wear a longer skirt – it's her faith and her decision to make" The family said they recently discovered a new school uniform rule about skirts was introduced two years ago, stating shorter school-branded skirts had to be worn.
But the family claim they didn't know, and Siham continued wearing her longer skirt, unaware until she was pulled up on December 1.
She was sent home to change but didn't return, and the same thing happened each day for the three weeks of term in December, her family said. In a letter threatening legal action, the school wrote: 'Siham's absence is being recorded as unauthorised. Unauthorised absence may result in a fine being issued, or legal action being taken against the adults who have parental responsibility or day-to-day care of your child. "Legal action can be in the form of a penalty notice or a summons to the magistrates' court.
'I must ask that you support the school and your daughter by ensuring that she attends school in full school uniform with immediate effect. While Siham has been learning from home since the new term began,
Idris expects the issue to return once face-to-face teaching resumes. The school's principal, Nigel Clemens, said: 'This matter is currently subject to examination through the formal school complaints policy. It would therefore not be appropriate to comment further at this time.
IF YOU WANT TO SEND A MESSAGE TO THE SCHOOL:
Instagram: @UxbridgeHigh
Twitter: @UHSPrincipal
Emails:
principal@uhs.org.uk
office@uhs.org.uk
hr@ugh.org.uk
clerktogovernors@uhs.org.uk
IT'S TIME TO CHANGE POLICIES TO NOT DISCRIMINATE AGAINST A SINGLE, RACE, RELIGION, OR GROUP OF PEOPLE.
This Muslim girl was sent home from uxbridgehigh school for what? She wasnt naughty, she wasn't misbehaving, apparently her skirt is too long for school. Siham and even her older sister had attended the school for many years with the ankle length skirts and nothing was said, only now the school has picked up on it.
The family are also being threatened with court action over this. You can see her uniform is very tidy and professional but still they don't accept it. This is clearly discriminatory against Muslims who want to practice their faith. Many years ago a girl would've been sent home for showing too much legs and wearing a skirt too short, but now girls are being sent home for wearing a skirt too long and covering her body.
These are the times we're living in. When modesty is looked down upon and nudity and sexualisation of girls is promoted whether it be in education, in children's TV shows, and in society as a whole.
You can send a message to the principal and the school to change their policy and accomadate all people and not discriminate against a single race, religion or group.
The school Instagram page is uxbridgehigh and I've put email details for principal and others. Information above is from the Metro.
Even according the advice from the UK government Department of Education it says schools should "consider reasonable requests to vary the policy, in particular to meet the needs of any individual pupil to accormmodate their religion or belief, ethnicity, disability or other special conditions.. So why is @uxbridgehigh discriminating against this girl and her religious belief? Wearing a longer skirt to cover her legs is not an unreasonable request.
Her father Idris. 55. said Siham was sent home from school to change every day in December, and told to return wearing the correct uniform - but she refused.
Uxbridge High School says girls should wear black trousers or a black pleata skirt from official uniform suppliers. which the farmily says falls above the knee.
But dad-of-eight Idris claims both uniform choices go against their religious beliefs. The school in l illingdon, west London, has now threatened dris and wife Salma Yusuf, 44, with court action over Siham's alleged unauthorised absences.
Siham, who is currently studying from home due to lcckdown restrictions, said: 'It feels like bullying because of what I believe. 'I think they should just let me wear my school uniform to school. I like school normally, and English, drama and RE are my favourite lessons but couldn't attend.
I find it annoying because l've missed a month of school, so I have to catch up a lot. I wish I could just have gone to school as normal. It makes me feel left out. because I can't see my friends either. They aren't accepting me far my religion and that's wrong.
Idris, an athletics coach, added: 'My daughter is being denied an education because of her religious beliefs. "All Siham wants to do is to wear a skirt which is a few centimetres longer than her classmates, and I don't know why the school has such a problem with this. She is sent home to change into a shorter skirt then return to school later that day, but she isn't going to change her beliefs in an hour.
The school is threatening to take legal action against me, but l'm not forcing her to wear a longer skirt – it's her faith and her decision to make" The family said they recently discovered a new school uniform rule about skirts was introduced two years ago, stating shorter school-branded skirts had to be worn.
But the family claim they didn't know, and Siham continued wearing her longer skirt, unaware until she was pulled up on December 1.
She was sent home to change but didn't return, and the same thing happened each day for the three weeks of term in December, her family said. In a letter threatening legal action, the school wrote: 'Siham's absence is being recorded as unauthorised. Unauthorised absence may result in a fine being issued, or legal action being taken against the adults who have parental responsibility or day-to-day care of your child. "Legal action can be in the form of a penalty notice or a summons to the magistrates' court.
'I must ask that you support the school and your daughter by ensuring that she attends school in full school uniform with immediate effect. While Siham has been learning from home since the new term began,
Idris expects the issue to return once face-to-face teaching resumes. The school's principal, Nigel Clemens, said: 'This matter is currently subject to examination through the formal school complaints policy. It would therefore not be appropriate to comment further at this time.
IF YOU WANT TO SEND A MESSAGE TO THE SCHOOL:
Instagram: @UxbridgeHigh
Twitter: @UHSPrincipal
Emails:
principal@uhs.org.uk
office@uhs.org.uk
hr@ugh.org.uk
clerktogovernors@uhs.org.uk
IT'S TIME TO CHANGE POLICIES TO NOT DISCRIMINATE AGAINST A SINGLE, RACE, RELIGION, OR GROUP OF PEOPLE.
This Muslim girl was sent home from uxbridgehigh school for what? She wasnt naughty, she wasn't misbehaving, apparently her skirt is too long for school. Siham and even her older sister had attended the school for many years with the ankle length skirts and nothing was said, only now the school has picked up on it.
The family are also being threatened with court action over this. You can see her uniform is very tidy and professional but still they don't accept it. This is clearly discriminatory against Muslims who want to practice their faith. Many years ago a girl would've been sent home for showing too much legs and wearing a skirt too short, but now girls are being sent home for wearing a skirt too long and covering her body.
These are the times we're living in. When modesty is looked down upon and nudity and sexualisation of girls is promoted whether it be in education, in children's TV shows, and in society as a whole.
You can send a message to the principal and the school to change their policy and accomadate all people and not discriminate against a single race, religion or group.
The school Instagram page is uxbridgehigh and I've put email details for principal and others. Information above is from the Metro.
Even according the advice from the UK government Department of Education it says schools should "consider reasonable requests to vary the policy, in particular to meet the needs of any individual pupil to accormmodate their religion or belief, ethnicity, disability or other special conditions.. So why is @uxbridgehigh discriminating against this girl and her religious belief? Wearing a longer skirt to cover her legs is not an unreasonable request.
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