20 Students Turned Away for wearing Short Skirts and Wrong uniform To School.

Kids refused entry into Hartsdown Academy
At least '20 children' have been sent home from a Kent school this morning - a day after 60 kids were turned away for wearing the wrong uniform.
Students were left 'stranded' outside the gates of Hartsdown Academy yesterday after being told to go home under the new headmaster's 'Gestapo-like' policy.
And today, nearly two dozen others have already been turned away from the building by staff for returning in inappropriate clothing, it is reported.
It comes just 24 hours after police were called to the academy as furious parents protested against head Matthew Tate's 'ridiculous' rules.
One mum told Mirror Online that kids were 'in the road', with cars 'beeping and swerving', as staff members refused to let students in the gates.
Children are pictured 'stranded' outside the gates of Hartsdown Academy in Margate, Kent, yesterday

Latasha Whiting added that her own daughter was sent home for having a 'short' skirt - while a young girl knocked on her husband's window to ask for a ride home.
She said: "It was ridiculous. There were kids in the road, cars beeping and swerving. They [staff] didn't let them into the school to make calls.
"A 12-year-old girl knocked on my husband's window and asked him to take her home because she couldn't get in touch with her parents.

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