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Old 22-07-2016, 06:49 PM #1
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Originally Posted by Liam- View Post
Uniforms keep the image of the school at a constant image, if a school lets their pupils go in wearing whatever they want, there would definitely be people rolling out of bed in the morning and going in with tat on, a school has to have a good image.
'A good image' is just socially constructed, subjective nonsense though. Who defines that? When people care more about the 'image' of a school over the education of a child, their priorities need reassessing

Look, I can see the benefits to school uniforms and don't oppose them. But enforcing strict add-ons which are completely inconsequential (like wearing coats, scarves, having certain hair styles, make up etc) and being completely inflexible with the rules regardless of the context is backwards bull****. Sometimes freedom of expression and commonsense comes before 'rules'. Humans are humans, not mindless cogs in a wheel there to obey every order ever created
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