School uniforms to change for four million pupils under plans
- The Department for Education estimates that at least four million school pupils will be affected by changes to the uniform policy.
- The government aims for 35% of primary schools and 70% of high schools in England to limit compulsory branded items to three.
- The Schoolwear Association warns that cheaper alternatives may lead to higher costs for parents due to lower quality.
- A parent from Darlington expressed concern about the costs of uniform items for her three children, including shoes averaging £60 per year.
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School uniforms could change for four million pupils - new rules explained
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