![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/my-daughter-12-was-kicked-out-of-class-and-left-in-tears-for-wearing-a-skirt-from-asda/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/lilly-12-holderness-academy-school-846652779.jpg&description=DRESSING DOWN Published : 11:35, 21 Sep 2023 Updated : 11:35, 21 Sep 2023 A MUM was left fuming after her 12-year-old daughter was kicked out of class for wearing an Asda skirt. Lilly, from Holderness Academy in Hull , says she was among the many girls who had their waistbands inspected so a teacher could make sure their uniform was bought from the school's official provider. 2 Lilly, 12 with her Holderness Academy School Uniform Skirt Credit: MEN Media 2 Toni-Leigh Dunn, 14 with Mum Becky Richards who are having issues with Holderness Academy School Skirts Credit: MEN Media But when she was found to be wearing the £7 black skirt from Asda rather than the near identical £17.99 school exclusive version, Lilly was reportedly sent to learn in isolation. Her parents Katie and Wayne, say that due to her slim physique, they could not find a skirt to fit her from Rawcliffes Schoolwear and instead purchased one from the supermarket. Mum Katie told HullLive : "We originally did try to get her the right skirt but Lilly is tiny, it kept falling off her. "The skirts are between £17.99 and £21.99 each from Rawcliffes, but we managed to find black pleated skirts from Asda, which cost £7 for two. "She wore a Sainsburys skirt last year and had no problems but this year, teachers have been asking pupils to lift up their blouses so they can see the label in the waistband. When Lilly was found to have an Asda skirt, she was put in isolation and came home very upset." In isolation, also known as "reflection", students are made to sit in silence and answer questions from a textbook on their own. Dad Wayne said: "It's not her fault that she can't fit into the right one and she shouldn't be punished for it - the school need to contact the parents directly to discuss it. "The majority of the children being put in isolation are good kids that don't deserve to be there." Meanwhile, Lilly described the experience of being in isolation as "boring and stressful". The youngster said she finds){kind=link}
A MUM was left fuming after her 12-year-old daughter was kicked out of class for wearing an Asda skirt.
Lilly, from Holderness Academy in Hull, says she was among the many girls who had their waistbands inspected so a teacher could make sure their uniform was bought from the school’s official provider.
But when she was found to be wearing the £7 black skirt from Asda rather than the near identical £17.99 school exclusive version, Lilly was reportedly sent to learn in isolation.
Her parents Katie and Wayne, say that due to her slim physique, they could not find a skirt to fit her from Rawcliffes Schoolwear and instead purchased one from the supermarket.
Mum Katie told HullLive: “We originally did try to get her the right skirt but Lilly is tiny, it kept falling off her.