schools that entitle students to wear what they want everyday is very competetive and clothes are always needed to be in ';brands'; and with the right trend and looks
This costs alot of money, not to mention time. Imagine girls amd boys having to spend hours shopping looking for the right thing and exact thing to wear fro that seanson and trend
Unifroms are a less hectic way to keep money and the student competetivness in a balanced level.
Of course not jus clothes but houses and things you own are part of the competetiveness and that is just human nature, but with uniforms it helps students from worrying about their clothes every day of the week and parents :)Uniforms are great for students so they won't have to worry about what to wear?
I wore uniform the whole time I was in school from 5-16 years old.
Here in the UK, all schools have a uniform policy, which I believe is brilliant.
Most people rebelled with the teachers, including myself, but it saved so much hassle of what to wear every day.
Obviously bullying goes on at every school, but I can imagine it being much worse if people were judged on their own clothing on a day to day basis.
I really am all for the uniform, I remember hating it at the time, and loving the days where we got to wear our own clothes, but it is too much pressure to wear something different every day.
Also, it would depend on what the boundaries are for what the students could wear...
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well there is lots of pressure to wear the right brands and styles and cute stuff and be thin and fit into certain styles and all that junk, and some kids wear ';ugly'; and baggy clothes and such and are complete social outcasts... also they are branded like emo, prep, jock, etc. by what they wear.... and sum kids cant afford much and all...
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