School Uniforms

Usually a plain white or flesh coloured bra with no patterns (frills, lace, etc.)

The colours for Presbyterian Ladies' College is aquamarine, black and gold.

Uniforms can make kids feel sad because they may feel like they are losing their individuality and self-expression. Being required to wear a uniform can also make kids feel restricted and limit their ability to express themselves through their clothing choices. Additionally, uniforms may be associated with negative connotations, such as a lack of freedom or creativity.

The modern day school uniform has become a necessity for many schools in the world. How "modern" they are can depend on where in the world you live. For example, in North America you would commonly see an oxford of polo shirt with a blazer, sweater and/or sweater vest. You would also see a pair of dress pants to go with it. The colours and insignia of on the uniform all depend on the school and what they want on it. But, in Jamaica or the Caribbean, it would be more common to see khaki dress shirts and pants, all one colour and sometimes no insignia. It comes to show that everyone in the world have different ideas of what modern uniform should look like. My school have White polo shirts, navy blue sweater vests and/or sweaters and charcoal dress pants, all with our school insignia on them. Check the Related Links for some pictures of uniforms.

Kids may dislike uniforms because they limit their ability to express their individual style and personal identity. Wearing the same outfit as everyone else can make them feel like they are losing their uniqueness. Additionally, uniforms can also be uncomfortable or may not fit well, leading to complaints from children.

white. Its clean,crisp and perfect. Let it be a little lose and shining !

Because if schools allow students to wear casual clothes, there will be lots of benefits including:

1.Raised moral for students

2.More kids will be motivated to go to school

3.More kids would want to go to school

4.parents don't have to spend extra money on uniforms

Question and answer:

School: What if students wear obscene and punky clothes to school?

Students: just put some dress codes then.

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Why they should cause there stupid why not cause there not stupid

if you are fully retired then you dont have to keep them at all. if you just got done with an enlistment and are still on IRR then you are supposed to keep then in the event you get called back

Here is what some mp's are saying

The myth of uniform is that it is a social leveler an equalizer And pushes up results? Then show me how. Many European countries with good schools don't have uniforms. Bill Clinton thought back in the 90s that it might be the answer to gang-related violence. It wasn't.

No uniform does what it says on the tin. It is about conforming. It heartens many a parent to see their child as somehow ready for work. Mr Gove of the Bible loves a uniform. Indeed the fetishistic of school uniform is no longer a pervy thing; it is education policy. The academies are bonkers on it, parents like it and many children say it makes their lives easier. Labour and Tories think much the same.

Navy or white polo t-shirts *,navy jumper*, black school skirt, black trousers and shorts (knee length) black shoes, P.E. T-Shirt*. School hoody* and sports socks* also available, but not essential.

It depends on the school you attend. If your school has a uniform policy in effect than whatever you wear must abide by that policy, including your shoes. However if you attend a school without a uniform policy than by all means feel free to wear any pair of shoes you desire... so long as they are appropriate.

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what we do is just alter the uniform a bit when they say were black trousers we were skinny black trousers, when they say were white shirts we were tailed white shirts, when they say were black lever shoes we were black lever pumps. We just alter it slightly.

No! not yet .. give it time though. they keep changing stuff all the time..

This is a question that can only be answered with your opinion. I believe that it should as it can help you a lot in later life, however that is just my opinion.

so you want to know how to dress on nerd day at school? ill go from head to toe for you to make you the nerdiest kid of all! first, i would use 3-D glasses from the movie theater. use black sharpie and color in the logos on the side. use some white electrical tape to tape the middle. wear a non-stylish overly plad shirt. add some khakis, some suspenders if possible, and a plain black belt, and you have an enire outfit. you may want to tuck in your shirt, wear a pocket protector, and maybe some dress shoes with high socks.

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If you are asking about the necessary steps a school has to take to change a uniform they already have then it is quite an easy process. First, the school administration will decide what they want their new uniforms to look like. Then, once they have that sorted out they will go to a uniform supplier and pay them to mass produce the uniform items for them. Once the school has received a sample of of the uniform and are pleased with the results, they will alert all of the students attending their school that there has been a uniform change to which they will have to oblige. However, if you are wondering what steps a school has to take to turn the school into a uniformed school than the steps are basically the same. Like before, they will design a uniform, choose colours, crests, and fabrics. Then they will have their items mass produced and alert their student that there is now a uniform policy and that they are to buy their uniform items from the supplier.

clothes from an institution like polytechnic or uni

Yes there is always a chance of getting bullied for not wearing the uniform, through any students at school. Bullying can affect peoples lives and in my opinion bullying would get worse if we wore casual clothes instead of school uniform.

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