[ChristmasNeeve]

Originally Posted by AnnieK

I'm with Kirk on the uniform bit being there to make children more equal in their clothing. I went to a private grammar school (on a scholarship) and my biggest dread of the year was non uniform day., so much do that I would often not attend that day. Being very aware of the lack of designer labels in my wardrobe against the other girls was, for a teenage girl, the ultimate embarrassment. I also got in trouble for piercings which I had to cover with plasters...all annoying but it was very much one rule for all thankfully. I'm not sure about hairstyles though....I was ginger so always stood out in a crowd anyway

Yeah my daughter always says she's glad they have a uniform so she doesn't have to stress out about what to wear every morning

[kirklancaster]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

Yeah my daughter always says she's glad they have a uniform so she doesn't have to stress out about what to wear every morning

It's true though when you think about it.

[ChristmasNeeve]

Originally Posted by kirklancaster

It's true though when you think about it.

At that age especially because it's such an ordeal deciding on clothes I wouldn't fancy wearing a uniform at my age though