I agree having 2 that will be there come September it’s ridiculous amounts when I can get them so much cheaper else where.
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Maisie Shawley
7 years ago
Stupid prices for parents to pay. It isn’t a private school.
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Charleigh
7 years ago
My niece is due to go here in September and the cost if her whole uniform is beyond a joke, for single parents this is just not possible
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7 years ago
They’ve always been pain in arse for uniform if they want a certain type they should provide it like a uniform for a job
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Maria
7 years ago
Government guidance states that schools should keep logo'd items to a minimum, due to cost. The cost of these items is outrageous.
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Ian Welsh
7 years ago
Extortionate prices. I think we should boycott this and send the kids in with the present uniform. If they put the children in internal exclusion we should challenge it. The school has a duty to educate our children and they would be in violation of this.
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Corina allebone
7 years ago
Too expensive......my son needs at least 3 pairs.
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Yvette Bowler
7 years ago
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Absolutely ridiculous, should be allowed to buy where you can afford to buy. 2x2 trousers for 1 child £37. At least twice per term £74. X4 terms =£296 per child. Asda Black trousers around £8 wake up and do the math. Surely it is not law. Just little people who think they are God.
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Zoe Bodsworth
7 years ago
Freedom to shop where parents want to , this allows those on lower income afford smart attire for school.
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David sparks
7 years ago
I have 3 children attending weaver so it’s going to cost us a fortune
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Leigh Garner
7 years ago
These are ridiculous prices, but then I suspect the school probably gets a kick-back on every item sold.
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Anonymous
7 years ago
It's far too expensive especially with how quickly kids grow at this age. I could potentially end up spending over £100 a year on trousers and that's just for one of my children. When the other comes up next year that will double. I'm a single parent and this is just too much. If parents can't afford to replace the uniform often enough it will mark out the students from poorer families who are wearing ill-fitting and unclean clothes
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John Edmead
7 years ago
Too expensive
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Karen York
7 years ago
I'm a low income family with an autistic child who won't wear uniform as it is...we do our best to get cheap black trousers and now we have to pay for a logo pair that he won't even wear!
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Ryan Allebone
7 years ago
Ridiculous!!
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Sandra Anosike
7 years ago
I agree too expensive, we should have a choice where to buy!!
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Dusgusting prices glad my daughter has just left. School want to think about keeping teachers and funding gcse trips which were cancelled this year stick to your guns dont buy it they will need big ie room
way to pricey
Way to expensive
Way too much money for the average wage earner
I agree having 2 that will be there come September it’s ridiculous amounts when I can get them so much cheaper else where.
Stupid prices for parents to pay. It isn’t a private school.
My niece is due to go here in September and the cost if her whole uniform is beyond a joke, for single parents this is just not possible
They’ve always been pain in arse for uniform if they want a certain type they should provide it like a uniform for a job
Government guidance states that schools should keep logo'd items to a minimum, due to cost. The cost of these items is outrageous.
Extortionate prices. I think we should boycott this and send the kids in with the present uniform. If they put the children in internal exclusion we should challenge it. The school has a duty to educate our children and they would be in violation of this.
Too expensive......my son needs at least 3 pairs.
Absolutely ridiculous, should be allowed to buy where you can afford to buy. 2x2 trousers for 1 child £37. At least twice per term £74. X4 terms =£296 per child. Asda Black trousers around £8 wake up and do the math. Surely it is not law. Just little people who think they are God.
Freedom to shop where parents want to , this allows those on lower income afford smart attire for school.
I have 3 children attending weaver so it’s going to cost us a fortune
These are ridiculous prices, but then I suspect the school probably gets a kick-back on every item sold.
It's far too expensive especially with how quickly kids grow at this age. I could potentially end up spending over £100 a year on trousers and that's just for one of my children. When the other comes up next year that will double. I'm a single parent and this is just too much. If parents can't afford to replace the uniform often enough it will mark out the students from poorer families who are wearing ill-fitting and unclean clothes
Too expensive
I'm a low income family with an autistic child who won't wear uniform as it is...we do our best to get cheap black trousers and now we have to pay for a logo pair that he won't even wear!
Ridiculous!!
I agree too expensive, we should have a choice where to buy!!
Dusgusting prices glad my daughter has just left. School want to think about keeping teachers and funding gcse trips which were cancelled this year stick to your guns dont buy it they will need big ie room