Why were school uniforms invented?

Answer 1

Children needed a dress code and an easy one to follow, it was also to keep the code of conduct under control and so no one would wear inappropriate clothing this dress code allowed children to look proper and hopefully act it too, take less time in the morning to get ready and there easy to wash and easy to replace/fix if nedded. The dress code was made a rule by Shanay Monvill and Jamaca in the late 16th century.

Answer 2

School uniforms were initially introduced to promote a sense of equality among students by minimizing visible differences in socio-economic backgrounds and fashion choices. They were also intended to instill a sense of discipline, reduce distractions, and create a more focused learning environment. Additionally, uniforms can enhance school security by easily identifying students and distinguishing them from outsiders.