The parents of Lucan Battison plan to sell the story of their 16-year-old's High Court battle to a women's magazine - and use the proceeds to help pay St John's College's legal costs.
Lucan's father Troy Battison told Hawke's Bay Today there had been gaps in the media coverage of his son's suspension from St John's College for refusing to cut his hair, and subsequent legal battle in the High Court.
He planned to sell the saga to a women's magazine.
"At this point in time I'm prepared to sell the real story to the highest bidder and donate the proceeds to the school," Mr Battison said.
He hoped to offset the legal costs incurred by the school in defending the suspension at the High Court, which he still regarded as "a stupid decision".