By Tom Gardner PUBLISHED: 05:04 EST, 19 June 2012 | UPDATED: 08:09 EST, 19 June 2012 A school pupil who dyed her hair red has been banned from lessons for a week until the colour ‘settles down’. Teachers took action against Kirsty Crooke's 'extreme' hair colour after she arrived at Buttershaw Business & Enterprise College in West Yorkshire with deep crimson roots. The 14-year-old GCSE student’s furious mother Natalie Bussey, insists the school has overreacted by banishing her daughter to a 'green room' away from other pupils while the colour loses its impact. Too bright: Kirsty Crooke, 14, has been banned from the classroom by teachers until the colour of her dyed red hair 'settled down'
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Kirsty Crooke, 14, was ordered out of the classroom for a week until the vivid colour subsides
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Mother Natalie Bussey said her hair was first dyed red a year ago but the school only took action when she recently retouched the roots
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School insists it is enforcing its 'high standards in uniform'
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