Ridiculous price for a pair of children’s trousers that they will most likely grow out of in a year!
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Jacqueline
7 years ago
My daughter is tiny, literally even the smallest size available will have to be altered. So not only do I need to pay 18.50, I then have to consider the cost of the alteration, if it can be altered !
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D Minard's
7 years ago
Too short and dear ,,
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Anonymous
7 years ago
It's very expensive and there doesn't seem to have been any consideration to sensory needs and that some children won't be able to tolerate the zips and buttons etc
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Claire Paterson
7 years ago
Is this how low schools have to stoop to try and get some income, by ripping off parents for over priced newly introduced logo trousers? And to not even consult parents beforehand too is a poor show. Sorry weavers, this was not a good move
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Gaynor milnes
7 years ago
I have two children and im a single parent very exspensive for Me, but i do like the idea but could be alot cheaper.
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marianne
7 years ago
To expensive
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Brianne
7 years ago
Ridiculous prices
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Disgusting concentrating more on appearance than education
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Julie behan
7 years ago
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Recently my son has came home with paint all over his blazer that won’t wash out from his art lessons. Twice this has happened this year alone. I can’t afford to keep replacing it because ‘there’s no space to hang the blazer’. Now it’s trousers!
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Gemma Haines
7 years ago
Extortion
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Vikki kinnie
7 years ago
Not fair on kids or parents
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Shayna Toska
7 years ago
As a single mum I find it ludicrous to pay so much for one pair of trousers. My youngest will be starting weavers soon and I’ll have to pay even more. It’s ridiculous
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Babs McCormack
7 years ago
Absolutely ridiculous!
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Valerie Coode
7 years ago
And they wonder why parents cant keep up with the uniform there there to learn
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Patricia Tarry
7 years ago
We should be able to buy own black trousers. For 1 pair of school trousers I could buy 3 pairs from somewhere else
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Anonymous
7 years ago
How are families with low income and more than one child meant to afford this, yes 1st ones free but do teachers wear same clothes all week? A uniform is not going to improve the learning of a child, pointless in my opinion, plus why are teachers adhered to follow a uniform policy then if image is suddenly a big thing?
As a single mother of 2, I can't afford it
The cost is too expensive for one item
This is a disgusting amount of money
Ridiculous price for a pair of children’s trousers that they will most likely grow out of in a year!
My daughter is tiny, literally even the smallest size available will have to be altered. So not only do I need to pay 18.50, I then have to consider the cost of the alteration, if it can be altered !
Too short and dear ,,
It's very expensive and there doesn't seem to have been any consideration to sensory needs and that some children won't be able to tolerate the zips and buttons etc
Is this how low schools have to stoop to try and get some income, by ripping off parents for over priced newly introduced logo trousers? And to not even consult parents beforehand too is a poor show. Sorry weavers, this was not a good move
I have two children and im a single parent very exspensive for Me, but i do like the idea but could be alot cheaper.
To expensive
Ridiculous prices
Disgusting concentrating more on appearance than education
Recently my son has came home with paint all over his blazer that won’t wash out from his art lessons. Twice this has happened this year alone. I can’t afford to keep replacing it because ‘there’s no space to hang the blazer’. Now it’s trousers!
Extortion
Not fair on kids or parents
As a single mum I find it ludicrous to pay so much for one pair of trousers. My youngest will be starting weavers soon and I’ll have to pay even more. It’s ridiculous
Absolutely ridiculous!
And they wonder why parents cant keep up with the uniform there there to learn
We should be able to buy own black trousers. For 1 pair of school trousers I could buy 3 pairs from somewhere else
How are families with low income and more than one child meant to afford this, yes 1st ones free but do teachers wear same clothes all week? A uniform is not going to improve the learning of a child, pointless in my opinion, plus why are teachers adhered to follow a uniform policy then if image is suddenly a big thing?