I think it's disgusting to expect parents to fork out more money. After all the logo will be hidden by their blazer so what's the point.
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Absolutely outrageous
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Absolutely ridiculous, why weren't the parents consulted? Next thing you know you'll be telling us the kids have to wear weavers branded shirts, pants and bras!
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Maybe they should concentrate on the constant staff changes before picking at a simple thing like trousers. If people aren’t wearing the correct uniform now they definitely won’t at £17 a pair!
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Ben Dover
7 years ago
#burnthetrousers
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Way too much money as long as it smart surely education is more important than what they wear
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Kim Pearce
7 years ago
Shouldn't the school be focusing on the educational side, uniform is important, as long as they are wearing the correct colour, does it really matter - NO, it has no impact on their education
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Anonymous
7 years ago
My son is 6ft 3 at 13 years old. I cannot see how the school will be able to get a pair of trousers for him as he gets taller.
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Korben
7 years ago
Bruh moment
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Nicki Raynor
7 years ago
No parental consultation and no freedom to purchase from multiple outlets - this goes against the government guidelines for new uniform implementation.
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Is expensive to have this cost on you specially a parents with multiple children.
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Anonymous
7 years ago
I think Weavers need to concentrate on trying to keep the teachers and let the parents decide where they buy uniform from . Parents are forced to spend a lot of money on trousers/ skirts that students haven’t even been able to try on .
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David Pearson
7 years ago
Too expensive. Generic uniform should be allowed
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Melanie Johnson
7 years ago
Most families with more than one child will not be able to afford this nonsense. I agree with the idea of uniforms to stop prejudice but this is taking it too far.
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Mark Turner
7 years ago
This change in uniform has not been implemented within government guidelines,
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Sarah Turner
7 years ago
I have spoken to the school and I am disappointed with the lack of parent consultation and feedback.
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Lee campbell
7 years ago
Way tok expensive
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Vicki baxter
7 years ago
I feel it is way too expensive when you can get trousers for £7.
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frankie
7 years ago
communism is taking over the world
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Harriett waiting
7 years ago
I think it stupid uniform itself cost a lot and that is just buying out of the shop and the amount of clothing they have to wear even in the summer is stupid
I think it's disgusting to expect parents to fork out more money. After all the logo will be hidden by their blazer so what's the point.
Absolutely outrageous
Absolutely ridiculous, why weren't the parents consulted? Next thing you know you'll be telling us the kids have to wear weavers branded shirts, pants and bras!
Maybe they should concentrate on the constant staff changes before picking at a simple thing like trousers. If people aren’t wearing the correct uniform now they definitely won’t at £17 a pair!
#burnthetrousers
Way too much money as long as it smart surely education is more important than what they wear
Shouldn't the school be focusing on the educational side, uniform is important, as long as they are wearing the correct colour, does it really matter - NO, it has no impact on their education
My son is 6ft 3 at 13 years old. I cannot see how the school will be able to get a pair of trousers for him as he gets taller.
Bruh moment
No parental consultation and no freedom to purchase from multiple outlets - this goes against the government guidelines for new uniform implementation.
Is expensive to have this cost on you specially a parents with multiple children.
I think Weavers need to concentrate on trying to keep the teachers and let the parents decide where they buy uniform from . Parents are forced to spend a lot of money on trousers/ skirts that students haven’t even been able to try on .
Too expensive. Generic uniform should be allowed
Most families with more than one child will not be able to afford this nonsense. I agree with the idea of uniforms to stop prejudice but this is taking it too far.
This change in uniform has not been implemented within government guidelines,
I have spoken to the school and I am disappointed with the lack of parent consultation and feedback.
Way tok expensive
I feel it is way too expensive when you can get trousers for £7.
communism is taking over the world
I think it stupid uniform itself cost a lot and that is just buying out of the shop and the amount of clothing they have to wear even in the summer is stupid