Learning to accept others regardless of how they dress or look is a vital part in becoming a more mature, understanding and respectful member of society. Naturally there should be restrictions about 'how much' skin you can show, but to completely moderate all clothing to a standard uniform isn't going to help teenagers learn, or improve their quality of living at 6th form.
One of the best aspects of university is meeting people from almost every walk of life, and being able to see past their appearances to treat each other as equals, or at least with respect, a lesson I began learning thanks to the confidence I gained wearing my own clothes while at Glenthorne 6th Form.
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Heather Phillips
12 years ago
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We should not have to look identical when we have been told to stand out and be ourselves. What we wear is not going to effect our education. Bringing in a uniform is just stopping people from wanting to go to Glenthorne when Glenthorne is a really good school.
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Elizabeth lane
12 years ago
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its financialy unsuitable for many peeple. It would likely be uncomfortable as well.
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Carlie
12 years ago
They're just being so silly.
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Jamie Guest
12 years ago
Noooooooooo
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Jamie oliver
12 years ago
they will get more out of us if they alow us to wear what we want
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Henri Calderon
12 years ago
I do not want uniform. Thank you
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emily
12 years ago
i disagree with getting a uniform there are so many problems it will cause !!!!
Learning to accept others regardless of how they dress or look is a vital part in becoming a more mature, understanding and respectful member of society. Naturally there should be restrictions about 'how much' skin you can show, but to completely moderate all clothing to a standard uniform isn't going to help teenagers learn, or improve their quality of living at 6th form.
One of the best aspects of university is meeting people from almost every walk of life, and being able to see past their appearances to treat each other as equals, or at least with respect, a lesson I began learning thanks to the confidence I gained wearing my own clothes while at Glenthorne 6th Form.
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Heather Phillips
12 years ago
Featured
We should not have to look identical when we have been told to stand out and be ourselves. What we wear is not going to effect our education. Bringing in a uniform is just stopping people from wanting to go to Glenthorne when Glenthorne is a really good school.
E
Elizabeth lane
12 years ago
Featured
its financialy unsuitable for many peeple. It would likely be uncomfortable as well.
C
Carlie
12 years ago
They're just being so silly.
J
Jamie Guest
12 years ago
Noooooooooo
J
Jamie oliver
12 years ago
they will get more out of us if they alow us to wear what we want
H
Henri Calderon
12 years ago
I do not want uniform. Thank you
E
emily
12 years ago
i disagree with getting a uniform there are so many problems it will cause !!!!
Learning to accept others regardless of how they dress or look is a vital part in becoming a more mature, understanding and respectful member of society. Naturally there should be restrictions about 'how much' skin you can show, but to completely moderate all clothing to a standard uniform isn't going to help teenagers learn, or improve their quality of living at 6th form. One of the best aspects of university is meeting people from almost every walk of life, and being able to see past their appearances to treat each other as equals, or at least with respect, a lesson I began learning thanks to the confidence I gained wearing my own clothes while at Glenthorne 6th Form.