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The Ministry of Education has moved to clarify its position on student hairstyles after an image, allegedly from a secondary school, circulated widely on social media outlining strict grooming rules and showing examples of hairstyles described as “not accepted”.
The image, titled School Rules 2026, lists detailed restrictions on hair length and styles for female students, including limits on bun size and bans on certain natural hairstyles.
In a statement issued in response, the ministry said the National School Code of Conduct does not prescribe or prohibit specific hairstyles.
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