Listen up, legends — this is Adem, your soon-to-be College Captain, and I’m not just walking into Year 12, I’m blazing into it. And speaking of blazing — we need blazers, not those limp, lifeless jackets that scream “I gave up.” A blazer is a statement. It’s sharp, it’s proud, it’s legacy stitched into every seam. Jackets? They’re for weekends and weather. Blazers? They’re for leaders, trailblazers, and the kind of students who walk into assembly and own the room. We’re not just finishing school — we’re setting the tone for every year below us. So let’s suit up, stand tall, and strut into our final year like the unstoppable force we are. Blazers over jackets. Every. Single. Time. Let’s make it iconic.
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Harum RIZWAN
11 months ago
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Oi oi, baka, listen up because this is serious—blazers are life and jackets are literally the downfall of school fashion. Like, I saw that petition and nearly choked on my bubble tea. Blazers give structure, drama, *power*—I wear mine and feel like I could run a Fortune 500 company or at least win a debate about cafeteria seating. Jackets? They’re limp. They say “I gave up on ambition and now I just want to nap in maths.” And don’t even get me started on the pockets—blazer pockets are like portals to another dimension, while jacket pockets barely hold a single sad tissue. So yeah, if you sign that petition, you’re basically voting for chaos. Keep the blazers. For the aesthetic. For the legacy. For the ✨vibe✨.
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raviha qureshi
11 months ago
i did NOT type allat
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Raviha QURESHI
11 months ago
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Year 12 jackets are more than just a piece of clothing - they're a symbol of our school's heart and soul. They're the worn-out sleeves that have seen us laugh, cry, and grow together. They're the threads that weave our memories, our friendships, and our experiences into a single, iconic garment. Let's not trade in that authenticity for a stuffy blazer. Let's keep our Year 12 jackets, and the memories they hold, burning bright. They're a part of us, and we can't let them go.
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Ahmed Ismail
11 months ago
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And btw, I’m unemployed, I don’t work at maccas so whoever’s starting this is a stupid guy wallah
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Ahmed Ismail
11 months ago
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Wallah the comment that someone put up there is not me. I’m the real Ahmed Ismail. Whoever is posting stuff with my name wallah idc, ill snitch
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Sumayyah Brookman
11 months ago
Jacket better
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Israa Baykara
11 months ago
i ain’t wearing a damn blazer.
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Yusra irfan
11 months ago
No blazers !!
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jafar almousawi
11 months ago
No blazers
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Maarij
11 months ago
I am not paying for this gang
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Ahmed Ismail
11 months ago
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NO! I said no, as the thousands that came before me said no, I WILL SAY NO AS WELL! I say no to throwing away my dignity, throwing away the luxury, beauty, and confidence that the year 12 jacket instills within me. I will personally purchase all blazers this school produces to make sure no one wears them. Do not stress as I have a job at McDonald’s now and would be able to pay for the blazers. Ahmedinho OUT!
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Mahir siddiqi
11 months ago
Shush
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Mahir siddiqi
11 months ago
Or what g
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Mahir siddiqi
11 months ago
Good for u
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Mahir siddiqi
11 months ago
I beg you shutup
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Harum
11 months ago
I will NOT be buying a blazer
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Manal
11 months ago
I understand the idea of changing things up a bit, but is it really fair for that decision to be made without input from the year 11 cohort, we are the ones who will be wearing the year 12 jackets, so it only makes sense that we should have a say in the design and colours. It should be a choice, not something decided for us.
The Year 12 jacket is something that marks the end of our school journey. It should reflect who we are as a group, not just follow a template or someone else’s idea of what looks good. We are a diverse cohort with different tastes, and that should be celebrated and not ignored. Some people genuinely don’t like blazers and would prefer not to wear them. If blazers end up being the only option, I can honestly say I wouldn’t wear it. The colours being suggested also don’t appeal to many of us.
Listen up, legends — this is Adem, your soon-to-be College Captain, and I’m not just walking into Year 12, I’m blazing into it. And speaking of blazing — we need blazers, not those limp, lifeless jackets that scream “I gave up.” A blazer is a statement. It’s sharp, it’s proud, it’s legacy stitched into every seam. Jackets? They’re for weekends and weather. Blazers? They’re for leaders, trailblazers, and the kind of students who walk into assembly and own the room. We’re not just finishing school — we’re setting the tone for every year below us. So let’s suit up, stand tall, and strut into our final year like the unstoppable force we are. Blazers over jackets. Every. Single. Time. Let’s make it iconic.
Oi oi, baka, listen up because this is serious—blazers are life and jackets are literally the downfall of school fashion. Like, I saw that petition and nearly choked on my bubble tea. Blazers give structure, drama, *power*—I wear mine and feel like I could run a Fortune 500 company or at least win a debate about cafeteria seating. Jackets? They’re limp. They say “I gave up on ambition and now I just want to nap in maths.” And don’t even get me started on the pockets—blazer pockets are like portals to another dimension, while jacket pockets barely hold a single sad tissue. So yeah, if you sign that petition, you’re basically voting for chaos. Keep the blazers. For the aesthetic. For the legacy. For the ✨vibe✨.
i did NOT type allat
Year 12 jackets are more than just a piece of clothing - they're a symbol of our school's heart and soul. They're the worn-out sleeves that have seen us laugh, cry, and grow together. They're the threads that weave our memories, our friendships, and our experiences into a single, iconic garment. Let's not trade in that authenticity for a stuffy blazer. Let's keep our Year 12 jackets, and the memories they hold, burning bright. They're a part of us, and we can't let them go.
And btw, I’m unemployed, I don’t work at maccas so whoever’s starting this is a stupid guy wallah
Wallah the comment that someone put up there is not me. I’m the real Ahmed Ismail. Whoever is posting stuff with my name wallah idc, ill snitch
Jacket better
i ain’t wearing a damn blazer.
No blazers !!
No blazers
I am not paying for this gang
NO! I said no, as the thousands that came before me said no, I WILL SAY NO AS WELL! I say no to throwing away my dignity, throwing away the luxury, beauty, and confidence that the year 12 jacket instills within me. I will personally purchase all blazers this school produces to make sure no one wears them. Do not stress as I have a job at McDonald’s now and would be able to pay for the blazers. Ahmedinho OUT!
Shush
Or what g
Good for u
I beg you shutup
I will NOT be buying a blazer
I understand the idea of changing things up a bit, but is it really fair for that decision to be made without input from the year 11 cohort, we are the ones who will be wearing the year 12 jackets, so it only makes sense that we should have a say in the design and colours. It should be a choice, not something decided for us. The Year 12 jacket is something that marks the end of our school journey. It should reflect who we are as a group, not just follow a template or someone else’s idea of what looks good. We are a diverse cohort with different tastes, and that should be celebrated and not ignored. Some people genuinely don’t like blazers and would prefer not to wear them. If blazers end up being the only option, I can honestly say I wouldn’t wear it. The colours being suggested also don’t appeal to many of us.
im not paying for a blazer bro
Please let us have the jackets