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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Headteacher lashes out at parents annoyed about school's ban on jumpers
Parents have rallied against the rule change (Picture: No credit) Parents are rallying against a school’s decision to ban pupils from wearing jumpers until October – but the headteacher has hit back at those ‘cherry-picking’ which rules to follow. Pupils at Winston Churchill School in Woking, Surrey, were told when they returned from the Easter break that they were no longer allowed to wear their school jumpers. Children are being told to wear b…
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