School uniform

yea in my school i have a uniform which i dont like to wear at all...my previous school's uniform was better than mmy present one....in my present school the uniform is so complicated...and the funny thing is that it is green in colour...why cant there be no uniform and just wear normal colour dress...then iunderstood that uniform is essential because of it no person will be distinguished as rich or poor...high class or middle class..so its a good thing to have a uniform

I didn't have to wear uniforms when i was in school, my children didn't & they are still not required here in the schools.

Hi! Before i started homeschooling my children, they were going to a public school that required uniforms. Now my grandson is going to school and the unforms are still required. I think it is a scam for children to wear the uniforms. The reasons the school went to uniforms as they were told to the parents: to keep the children from feeling bad about their clothes, the children would not be able to bring a weapon to school (which has happened at least twice since), and to keep fights down since all the children are not wearing different clothes (such as name brands with logos, which are still being worn just in the school uniform colors). I also think to make a first grader wear a white shirt, knowing they are going to play, and spill food, is not to smart. If wearing uniforms kept the children safe, or kept fights down i might could understand them, but the truth is they don't do either.

Oh, you daughter looks so adorable in her uniform. My daughter goes to a public school here that is a "uniform" school. The children at her school are expected to wear black/navy/khaki slacks/shorts/skirts and polo shirts or school logo t-shirts. I really hated this when she was getting ready to start school last year because I had to put so much money out of my pocket for her school clothes because she wasn't allowed to wear the clothing that she already had. However, this year I realized what a blessing it is when we went to get her school clothes for this year. We only had to buy a few things because her clothes from kindergarten still fit her.

She looks adorable in that picture, and like a mini executive. I might add though the blazer or sweater that she is wearing seems a bit too much for a young student as she. I attend Catholic Schools all my life, and am very familiar with uniforms, we didn't have blazers until our high school years, and wore only plaid jumpers in our grade school.

As she gets older you will probably hear her protest those uniforms as we all did when we were growing up. However, I remember my Junior year, when the school allowed us to vote on whether or not we wanted to continue with uniforms. The surprising result came when the final tally was claimed for continuing with uniforms. As much as we complained about them, the bottom line, we thought it would cause more competition, and more money to go without.

Yes, my 2 daughters wear a uniform every day to school. I think it is so cute! Your daughter is absolutely adorable! I think kids are so cute in uniforms. I am glad also that she got into the Catholic school.



Have a nice day and happy myLotting!!!

Yes I had uniforms until high school as I went to Catholic school also. You're right, your daughter looks adorable in her uniform.

I think that all schools are strict on the school uniform now,as my children have to wear the uniform that you buy from the school with their emblem on it.It is very expensive to buy as well as expensive when thew children lose it or grow and need another one.The children do look smart in their uniforms i must say.

There is no picture and so I do not know what you mean by cute here. Anyway, congratulations to you for getting your daughter into such a difficult to get in school. We do have controlled schools in Malaysia too. You need big, huge political cables to pull to get in there.Yes, we all have uniforms for school children.

Your daughter is so cute!!:)
Well, yea. . I did have a uniform at school and I used to hate that.