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What is tag day??

serendipity

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Well? What is it? Anybody??

Reply 1

kita

serendipity

Well? What is it? Anybody??

I've always known it as a day at school you dont have to wear school uniform / dress code....but i could be wrong?

Reply 2

Eru Iluvatar

18

Why not call it a non-uniform day, like we always did?

Reply 3

kita

Iluvatar

Why not call it a non-uniform day, like we always did?

maybe its a kent thing...as i come from kent aswell, its always been called tag day round here woteva school!
not really sure why its called a tag day....and yes non-uniform day wud be the most sensible thing to call it...

Reply 4

Eru Iluvatar

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kita

maybe its a kent thing...as i come from kent aswell, its always been called tag day round here woteva school!
not really sure why its called a tag day....and yes non-uniform day wud be the most sensible thing to call it...

Well i went to kent (once), and never heard of it (not that i would of probably in a single day).
Thats rather a stupid, pointless point to make really.

kita

I've always known it as a day at school you dont have to wear school uniform / dress code....but i could be wrong?

Thats a mufti day

Reply 6

yawn1

kita

maybe its a kent thing...as i come from kent aswell, its always been called tag day round here woteva school!
not really sure why its called a tag day....and yes non-uniform day wud be the most sensible thing to call it...

Perhaps it's a Medway thing - haven't heard of 'non-uniform day' referred to as anything else around rest of Kent, exception being Dover according to a boarder on another thread. :confused:

Reply 7

Angel Lory

Pencil Queen

Thats a mufti day

When our headmistress first came into power (I have chosen these words carefully...to resemble Hitler entirely :tongue:

) she started referring to non-uniform days as Mufti days...except it kinda sounds like something else, a colloquial term for the female genetalia...and the cretins in our year used to snigger...and they still do now at the age of 18.

Reply 8

Dude

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i'm sure that we still call it non-uniform day, but now that i'm in college i don't need to wear a uniform.

Reply 9

kita

yawn1

Perhaps it's a Medway thing - haven't heard of 'non-uniform day' referred to as anything else around rest of Kent, exception being Dover according to a boarder on another thread. :confused:

how u know im from medway?!