Is the school Skirt dead ?
Maggie_King
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I noticed while doing a lot of traveling the past week, that all the groups of secondary school girls I saw were wearing trousers as part of their uniform. I'm happy that schools have entered the 21st Century by not forcing girls to wear skirts but to be honest I think school uniforms should be abolished, If mainland europe can get by without school uniforms, why can't this country ?
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Haven't seen many boys wearing them though, so for them, the thread title may be correct...
Same here!
I remember those days, I used to roll it over at the top at least 5 times :eek:
I would have hated to go to school in anything other than a uniform. I can imagine a lot of kids would get picked on for not wearing the "correct" clothing.
I agree, there was so much pressure on children to have certain clothes/labels when I was at School. It was so much easier to chuck a uniform on in the morning and then you are all the same. I doubt it has changed much for children these days either.
It does look smarter to my mind and of course as you say everyone wears basically the same so not so much of the label envy.
Where exactly do you live ?:cool:
Well, that's one way to celebrate! I hope your underwear was clean!
Do you like seeing schoolgirls in their bras and panties?
Trust me, it doesn't get any better...
obviously that's the best option, but in someone else's would do nearly as well
Hahaha went shopping at Morrissons today sat in car waiting for hubby to load the car, when along came the 12.15 school rush every girl had skirt way above the knee they had thick black tights on hubby go in car and said they will all get frost bite or colds in their kidneys lol gosh it took me back never felt the cold when I was young
Same with the girls at the School where i live. Lots walking around with little handkerchief's just about covering their bums. Wouldn't mind if they had the legs for it but most are scrawny sparrow legged lasses!
A school year is 190 days. It would be no worse than what happens in reality in the remaining 175 days in the year that school uniform is not worn. (Unless you think children should wear uniform for 365 days a year.)
Or in the 365 days in countries enlightened enough not to dress up their children in compulsory, special school clothes.