Un directeur de Coventry a refusé d'autoriser les filles dans un pantalon à aller à l'école. Mais d'autres têtes voient le pantalon comme une partie acceptable de l'uniforme scolaire. Et au moins une école modifie ses règles pour faire des pantalons un choix officiel pour les élèves soucieux de la mode. L'interdiction a été imposée par M. Kenneth Reynolds, directeur de l'école de formation complète Kennedy de Rookery Lane, qui a refusé aujourd'hui d'accorder 15 filles à des leçons. Les filles ont refusé de se conformer à la règle du « pas de pantalon » et sont sorties. Un chef Nuneaton a déjà fait l'objet de critiques à cause d'un veto similaire. Autre grande goélette

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• Date de la prise de vue: 6 février 1976
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A Coventry headmaster has refused to allow girls in trousers to attend school. But other heads see trousers as an acceptable part of school uniform. And at least one school is changing its rules to make trousers an official choice for fashion-conscious pupils. The ban has been imposed by Mr Kenneth Reynolds, head of President Kennedy Comprehensive School in Rookery Lane, who today refused to allow 15 girls into lessons. The girls refused to comply with the "no trousers" rule and walked out. A Nuneaton head has already come in for criticism because of a similar veto. Other comprehensive school heads in Coventry have widely differing views. Whitley Abbey allow girls to wear trousers in class during the winter and spring terms. Coundon Court may become the most liberally-minded school in the city from the fashion point of view. At present girls are allowed to wear trousers only during break and lunchtimes. But a new recommendation is that from next September trousers Ñ in a range of four coloursÑshould become part of the accepted uniform. "We are going down the middle and are trying to please everyone, " said headmaster, Mr Norman Anderton. "We are not shoving girls into the jelly moulds of conformity." Tile Hill Wood, with more than 1, 400 girls, give pupils the choice of skirt or trousers Ñprovided the outfits are coloured green. Foxford recently took a vote among parents, teachers and pupils over the trousers issue. This resulted in girls being allowed to wear navy blue or black trousers, provided styles are not outlandish. Barr's Hill allow sixth formers only to wear trousers while Ullathorne have just had a policy change in view of the cold weather. They no longer object if mothers think their daughters need to wear trousers on the way to school during the winter or on medical grounds. The girls must change into skirts for lessons. Meanwhile Mr Reynolds, the President Kennedy head has defended his action. He said that trousers were not part of the uniformÑthe o

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