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Chapter 6
Does it matter that you could have complied with the PCP if you wanted to?
[ch 6: page 168]No. For example, in G v the Head Teacher and Governors of St Gregory’s Catholic Science College [2011] EWCH 1452, a case involving school admissions, the refusal to admit a child with a “cornrows” style of haircut was indirect discrimination on grounds of race. It made no difference that the boy could have complied with the PCP by changing his hairstyle.