Uniform Policy!

[poodicat]

Do you agree it should still be in place for senior school?

[dothawkes31]

Absolutely, imagine the comeptitiveness, jealousy, theft, bullying and misery it would cause to have to wear none uniform? And that's just the parents!

[marval]

Yes I do agree, it means the children represent the school. The children can't be bullied for what they are wearing also.

[askyourgran]

Yes I do, with shirts tucked in, ties fastened, blazers worn. My daughter paid a small fortune for my grandaughters blazer (with badge) and she hardly wears it.

[haysi06]

Hi poodicat, Yes, I think uniforms should be worn at school and also I wish we had a uniform policy at work too, all that having to think about what to wear when I'm half asleep isn't great.:(

[cazzz1975]

I dont know many secondary schools (if any) in birmingham that have a casual dress approach to uniform. Uniform is not only smart, it stops kids being picked on for not wearing the big brand names and easily identifies the school to outsiders.

[B00]

Yep, they should. They represent the school, and I believe it should be strictly adhered to as well.

I appreciate my work uniform- like Haysi said, it'd drive me bonkers having to figure out what im going to wear each day I'm in there.

[alavahalf]

Diversing away from the school uniform ... does everyone that has to wear a uniform for work realise that you can claim a tax rebate for laundering a uniform that is supplied by your employer.
If your uniform has a company logo on it ... and your employer does not supply laundry facilities or pay you an allowance for cleaning it ... you can apply for a tax rebate. It's only about £60 a year....''not worth bothering I hear you say''

But the claim can be back dated for 7 years ... I got mine two weeks ago .... £430