Verulam in the Press
Let’s Talk About Boys Conference – Herts Advertiser
St Albans school hosts conference on challenges faced by boys
A St Albans school has hosted its first conference on the challenges faced by boys in today’s society.
Time for Change: Discriminatory Hair Policies – Schools Week
Time for change: Let’s end discriminatory hair policies
When it comes to Black History Month, action to end discriminatory policies is louder than any assembly or wall display, writes Kate Williams
Scrapping Archaic Hair Policy – The Independent
UK school scraps ‘discriminatory and archaic’ hair policies
‘We want our boys to embrace how their hair grows,’ the St Albans headteacher said
School Cuts Hair Policy – The Times
School cuts loose on harsh hair policy
A school has scrapped “the madness of discriminatory and archaic” hair policies to encourage students to express themselves and their culture.Julie Richardson,
Scrapping Hair Rules – The Daily Mirror
‘School should scrap hair rules and let kids embrace their heritage’
After a ticking off at her son’s school, Eva Simpson knows only too well how out-of-touch guidelines can be. And she applauds the St Albans headteacher who is ripping up the rulebook
Teaching Boys About Consent – Daily Mail
School teaches boys about sex abuse and violence after Everard murder
Ms Julie Richardson, headteacher at Verulam School in St Albans, Hertfordshire, described the sex education lessons as being ‘as important as English and Maths’ for her pupils’ education.
