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Do state schools around the world have a complusory uniform?

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alex8 · 19/09/2006 10:58

This sort of follows on from the jogging suit thread. I asked this but only had a couple of responses. I know most UK schools do. US schools don't and also ex-british colonies like Australia do. I didn't know much about Europe or other parts of the world. I was genuinly intrested if it was a peculiarly British phenomenon or more widespread?

I know remember seeing lots of Japanese teenagers in jogging suits on school trips when I went there. Also there were lots of girls in school uniforms but that could also have been one of those fashion trends!

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franca70 · 24/09/2006 20:52

not in italy. we used to wear aprons (white for girls, navy for boys) though, at least until 8yes old (that was in the seventies)

LIZS · 24/09/2006 20:53

not Switzerland

hulababy · 24/09/2006 20:53

I have been to a couple of Kenyan schools, and the children had uniforms on. I remember at one school the girls had really bright pink skirts.

Saw a group of Japenese students in France. They were wearing extremely smart, formal suits -a bit like the style The Beatles wore.

LIZS · 24/09/2006 20:56

The primary school ds ' International school was linked to in Ghana had a uniform but not sure it was state funded.

Peanut306 · 24/09/2006 22:44

They have uniforms in Brasil in privat and public schools and I know about a german school in our neighbourhood that has just introduced school uniform - basicly t-shirts with the school emblem

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