Can you wear acrylic nails to school?

It depends on the age and school. Some schools don’t allow any sort of nail extensions or even colored polish so you’ll need to look through the student handbook or ask a counselor/adviser at the school.

Why do schools not allow acrylic nails?

Headteacher Daniel Jamieson doubled down on the ban saying: “Fake nails can cause injuries if they are ripped off and they can also hinder a student’s ability to participate fully in lessons which has a detrimental effect on their learning. The school would be failing in its duty if we allowed them to be worn.”

What color nails should I get for back to school?

Nude nails are perfect for school! The subtle shade can complement whatever hairstyle, outfit, or makeup look you have on. Despite the fact that colorful nails are so tempting to wear to school, it’s better to stick to the basics.

Are 12 year olds allowed acrylic nails?

Acrylic nail enhancements will not be applied to any child under the age of 15. Gel Polish will not be applied to any child under the age of 12. These treatments on such young, tender nails cannot be guaranteed, and could cause temporary or even permanent damage.

Why do schools not allow long nails?

We do not want to encourage an environment where students are competing in terms of their appearance or how “fashionable” they look. In addition, we are aware that nail varnish or extensions can pose risks for students undertaking practical work in certain subjects.

How can I hide my nails at school?

A colourless manicure. Invest in a nail buffer (available at supermarkets and chemists) to keep nails ridge-free. You can apply a clear nail polish too. Hair accessories – in your school or house colours only. Track down some glossy ribbon in the exact same shade as your uniform and you’ll look totes pulled together.