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katex · 07-07-2006, 18:02

Well, Chav .. can't agree on some of these points. When my daughter was at All Saints, no uniform then and by the time she reached 7, stubborn personality was emerging and demanded to look good most mornings, and the clothes I laid out for her were a fight every morning and tantrums prevailed. Thank Gawd when my son came along 17 years later, they had adopted a uniform .. much cheaper in the long run. Aren't ripped jeans designer now anyway ? , and believe me, before you answer, no good getting a pair of scissors to standard makes, just doesn't wash with 'em.

I would give anything for a uniform at work; having to try and look smart everyday is stessful and what is the first thing on my mind ?..'what shall I wear for work today' and causes no amount of hassle.

07-07-2006, 18:02	#27
katex Resting in Peace Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Clayton-le-Moors Posts: 10,551 Blog Entries: 3 Liked: 16 times Rep Power: 11259	Re: school uniform rip off Well, Chav .. can't agree on some of these points. When my daughter was at All Saints, no uniform then and by the time she reached 7, stubborn personality was emerging and demanded to look good most mornings, and the clothes I laid out for her were a fight every morning and tantrums prevailed. Thank Gawd when my son came along 17 years later, they had adopted a uniform .. much cheaper in the long run. Aren't ripped jeans designer now anyway ? , and believe me, before you answer, no good getting a pair of scissors to standard makes, just doesn't wash with 'em. I would give anything for a uniform at work; having to try and look smart everyday is stessful and what is the first thing on my mind ?..'what shall I wear for work today' and causes no amount of hassle.