Uniform means that this college is getting closer to becoming a private community rather than the so called 'family community'.
Introducing uniform means that those who cannot afford new suits or those who refuse to wear a suit do not apply or stay at this college. St. Paul's only wants the students who are from a certain background that will support this change.
First the unisex toilet scare, now this. At least they have the school dog to help students through.
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Madeleine peers
9 years ago
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It impics the stereo type that all important jobs are those of which h have to ware a suit. What if you work for google or any job in coding or doctors. They don't ware suits .
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Edward Poole
9 years ago
Everyone, especially of that age deserve to have freedom to be individual and to express themselves as they're adults, just saying soooooo...
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Abdul Mohammed
9 years ago
Uniform is a disgusting way to crush creativity and force monotonous, army-like student life.
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Ellie
9 years ago
college should be about focusing on our studies to get into university and getting jobs, not the clothes we are wearing
I'm a student from another school and was considering St. Paul's sixth form but have been majorly put off due to the uniform policy.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
We are meant to be individuals
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Annielouisa
9 years ago
We deserve to wear our own clothes and be able to express ourselfs through what we wear
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Konrad Czajkowski
9 years ago
Seriously stupid, this is not a private school. Treat us like adults, not like slaves.
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Albert Hastings
9 years ago
What's the point how is it gonna make a difference!!!!
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Josh Mongardini
9 years ago
There is no need for a uniform policy.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
no one is gonna go to St. Paul's six form if they make you wear unifrom
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Joe tatford
9 years ago
Bad idea
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Anonymous
9 years ago
I think the uniform policy is ridiculous. I can insure one thing that if it does go ahead I shall not be attending the sixth form!
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Joe murphy
9 years ago
#wearesixthformnotYR7
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Anonymous
9 years ago
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Students have the rest of their lives to wear smart clothes. In Sixth form it is good change to wearing school uniform, it makes them feel more independent as they reach the end of their school life. Clothes does not affect our learning, but with the way the new policy is going, it will.
This is outrageous #sixthformlivesmatter
Uniform means that this college is getting closer to becoming a private community rather than the so called 'family community'. Introducing uniform means that those who cannot afford new suits or those who refuse to wear a suit do not apply or stay at this college. St. Paul's only wants the students who are from a certain background that will support this change. First the unisex toilet scare, now this. At least they have the school dog to help students through.
It impics the stereo type that all important jobs are those of which h have to ware a suit. What if you work for google or any job in coding or doctors. They don't ware suits .
Everyone, especially of that age deserve to have freedom to be individual and to express themselves as they're adults, just saying soooooo...
Uniform is a disgusting way to crush creativity and force monotonous, army-like student life.
college should be about focusing on our studies to get into university and getting jobs, not the clothes we are wearing
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What's the point in having another uniform?
I'm a student from another school and was considering St. Paul's sixth form but have been majorly put off due to the uniform policy.
We are meant to be individuals
We deserve to wear our own clothes and be able to express ourselfs through what we wear
Seriously stupid, this is not a private school. Treat us like adults, not like slaves.
What's the point how is it gonna make a difference!!!!
There is no need for a uniform policy.
no one is gonna go to St. Paul's six form if they make you wear unifrom
Bad idea
I think the uniform policy is ridiculous. I can insure one thing that if it does go ahead I shall not be attending the sixth form!
#wearesixthformnotYR7
Students have the rest of their lives to wear smart clothes. In Sixth form it is good change to wearing school uniform, it makes them feel more independent as they reach the end of their school life. Clothes does not affect our learning, but with the way the new policy is going, it will.