People hate uniforms, this will not bring people to the college
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Sonny
9 years ago
I believe shirts and trousers are not the way to a happy mind, many students would prefer to come into school and work in a comfortable manner, therefore enjoying work more, meaning they wouldn't have to worry about finding the right uniform in the mornings. Uniforms or smart clothes (which are generally more expensive than the average 'weekend clothes') pose an extra expense to families already having to pay for transport, revision and study guides, and food. Also having a uniform or set dress code, has detrimental effects on a students image, with some people unable to buy clothes which fit their build, shape or stature, I believe school should be a pupil friendly place, with the mental wellbeing of the students put first.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
will put a lot of people of the college...
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Daniel Moorton
9 years ago
Unbelievable
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Jake Franco l
9 years ago
This truly made me upset when I heard this, I was looking forward to expressing myself when I reached sixform now I feel isolated and can't truly express myself as a person. I am now thinking about not staying on next year which makes me really sad :(
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Garrett Tyler
9 years ago
This makes me angery >:(
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Shauna Robinson
9 years ago
Agreed.
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Charlotte Dow
9 years ago
Clothes are good uniform bad
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Lorraine Esteves
9 years ago
Yes I agree it's ridiculous
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Will setra
9 years ago
How ridiculously awful. Im upset
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James Emery
9 years ago
It's outrageous
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Zion Mapemba
9 years ago
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Time for work and freedom of expression should matter much more than looking 'professional'. I know that not only me, but many of my friends were looking forward to 6th form almost on the basis of finally wearing something comfortable whilst working, and taking that away would just be unfair.
I agree
People hate uniforms, this will not bring people to the college
I believe shirts and trousers are not the way to a happy mind, many students would prefer to come into school and work in a comfortable manner, therefore enjoying work more, meaning they wouldn't have to worry about finding the right uniform in the mornings. Uniforms or smart clothes (which are generally more expensive than the average 'weekend clothes') pose an extra expense to families already having to pay for transport, revision and study guides, and food. Also having a uniform or set dress code, has detrimental effects on a students image, with some people unable to buy clothes which fit their build, shape or stature, I believe school should be a pupil friendly place, with the mental wellbeing of the students put first.
will put a lot of people of the college...
Unbelievable
This truly made me upset when I heard this, I was looking forward to expressing myself when I reached sixform now I feel isolated and can't truly express myself as a person. I am now thinking about not staying on next year which makes me really sad :(
This makes me angery >:(
Agreed.
Clothes are good uniform bad
Yes I agree it's ridiculous
How ridiculously awful. Im upset
It's outrageous
Time for work and freedom of expression should matter much more than looking 'professional'. I know that not only me, but many of my friends were looking forward to 6th form almost on the basis of finally wearing something comfortable whilst working, and taking that away would just be unfair.