New proposed uniform cancelled

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Original post by Tortent

Nice to see that your school had a democratic process which was respected.

Yeah it was good my headteacher and school council suggested it as she wasn't to keen on the idea of a new uniform don't know who even suggested it in the first place to be honest

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OP

We're getting a new school logo though so technically we're getting a new uniform even though it's exactly the same new logo not conplusary until next September not this one

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Who wears a polo shirt at secondary school?

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OP

I would of hated wearing a blazer and tie

At least you got to choose, ours is a blazer and tie uniform

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Not much of a uniform, more like a PE kit

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OP

Original post by SGHD26716

Who wears a polo shirt at secondary school?

My school and the other secondary school in my area does

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Original post by Theorange10

My school and the other secondary school in my area does

Wow. My school was full on black suit. Some of the guys even wore waistcoats. Bit overkill though.

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Original post by SGHD26716

Not much of a uniform, more like a PE kit

How is it I think my uniform is ok

I've always thought that polo shirts look tacky in secondary schools, to be honest.

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Original post by Theorange10

How is it I think my uniform is ok

I was replying to the guy who said they only have polo shirts.

In my school, you can wear any combination of blazer, shirt, tie, trousers, skirt, poloshirt, jumper, cardigan, shoes (anything black is fine), pinafore, etc.
Shirt, tie and blazer is strongly encouraged though. Most people wear a shirt and tie (some with a blazer, some without).

A couple of people wear a poloshirt with a blazer- I will never understand this.

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Original post by _gcx

I've always thought that polo shirts look tacky in secondary schools, to be honest.

How do they I think there smart

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A.J.Rimmer

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Out of the two, I'd probably prefer the blazer and tie- that's what I had, and you actually get used to it. I feel it looks somewhat smarter, although some colour (even just the tie) is necessary unless you want to look like an army of undertakers). Also, at my school, we used to have a policy where you could wear a white polo shirt with your blazer instead of a shirt and tie during terms 5 and 6 (due to the heat), and that worked well- still not sure why they scrapped it :frown:

However, if I had to vote, it probably would have been for the polo shirt uniform because blazers and stuff are expensive and so it would be a pain for all the students to pay for new clothing.

Blazer, tie, blue shirt (long or short sleeves), black shoes, and grey skirts/trousers for girls and grey trousers for boys

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Original post by laurawatt

Blazer, tie, blue shirt (long or short sleeves), black shoes, and grey skirts/trousers for girls and grey trousers for boys

My uniform is school sweatshirt school polo shirt black school trousers and plain black lace up plimsolls as school shoes

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Dysf(x)al

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Our school completely failed. They were considering either a plain-ish informal uniform or a similar uniform but with really ugly tartan stripes on the skirt. They sent out an online survey, but forgot the IP check, so lots of boys (who wouldn't have to wear the skirt) decided to spam the survey - some even set up mouse-macros. The tartan-striped skirt got chosen. Thank goodness I'm leaving so I won't have to see girls wearing that abomination.

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