The Daily Mail is reporting that a mother has condemned her son's school's 'over the top' rules on hairstyles after her 12-year-old was put in isolation because he had a wrestling logo shaved into his head.

Aidan Fradley was barred from conventional lessons after he had the letters 'TNA' shaved into his hair ahead of a trip to London to watch Total Nonstop Action Wrestling at Wembley Arena.

His mother Sophie Turkentine, 33, had initially vowed to keep Aidan out of Ramsey Academy, in Halstead, Essex, until after half term. However, she has since reluctantly had the sides of her son's head shaved, and he has now returned to class.

"He went into school Monday to literally get put into isolation," she said. "I’m absolutely fuming, which is why I went to pick him up. I don’t see how it affects anything he’s doing in school. It’s not like it’s outrageously blue or pink. It’s just three letters. I think it’s nice to be original."

The mother-of-five also claimed there was no consistency and she regularly sees girls with short skirts, wearing lots of jewelry and makeup. She added: "I knew the school would have something to say, but I didn’t think they’d be anything like they have. I think it’s really over the top."

Deputy headteacher Calum Leys said: "At the Ramsey Academy it is our aim for students to develop a sense of pride in their work, behaviour and dress. As part of this we consider uniform to be important and students are expected to be correctly dressed at all times. We are incredibly proud of our achievements in this regard over the last 18 months and we regularly receive praise from the community in relation to the improved conduct and appearance of our students.

"While we do not believe it is appropriate to comment on individual students, the academy does have clear expectations regarding dress. One of these is extreme hairstyles, which will not be permitted. Our approach in this situation is, we believe, consistent with other secondary schools."

Now let's look at this from a non-wrestling perspective, he's got tits and asses on his head.

The school totally over reacted

I don't know whether to laugh or cry at this...

It's pretty much considered attention whoring. If you like TNA, wear a shirt.

In response to the story of a British student being placed in isolation due to him shaving a TNA logo into his head, Dixie Carter posted the following on Twitter:

@TNADixie
Aidan, thx for being a fan & to avoid future trouble, I’m sending you a box of TNA merch so u can show your support & still stay in school!


That was nice of her to do that =)

Good PR move.

That's it I'm shaving my head too. I want free shit

*realises I finished school nearly 10 years ago once head is shaved*

Lucky boy..

Dixie actually did something good.

I'm surprised.

^ Dixie's generally known as a very nice person by all accounts. It's business (specifically wrestling business) that she has trouble with.