Well, well…. According to our gymnasium rules all the pupils MUST wear a school uniform whether they like it or not. What are their ideas about it? 

My ideal school uniform

A lot of schools have a lot of rules and one of them is an obligatory school uniform. Some children like it and some of then don’t.

The pluses of school uniform are the following:
-It doesn’t take ages for us to find clothes in the morning – we simply get dressed.

-Nobody envies anyone.
-Nobody stands out.

Minuses:

-Some uniforms are uncomfortable: stiff or baggy.

As for me, I like our school rules. We must wear business-like clothes at school but they don’t have to be the same. School uniform should be comfortable and of high quality. It must be becoming and fit in size. I’d like this uniform to be fashionable. Girls could wear trousers or skirts, blouses and coats. Boys could wear trousers, coats, ties, and classical shoes.

(Polina Korolyova, 9 "V”)



I’ll be back…

It’s very important that school uniforms are coming back to our lives.  Today, in many schools, gymnasiums and lyceums a school uniform is becoming compulsory. And I have no objections. It wouldn’t take ages to get dressed. My ideal school uniform would be a jet-black business suit. I think, I would look brand-new in such a uniform. I’m sure, a school uniform should be comfortable and practical like any other children clothing. It should be of high quality and fashionable. It should suit students and they would be at their ease.

(Angelina Klavshun, 9 "V”)



I remember U!

Children start wearing school uniforms at the age of 6 or seven. They go to school for knowledge while the heads of senior pupils are already full different useful and not very useful things. But my story is not about it.

A began to wear a school uniform when I was 6. I wore a brand-new jacket, black trousers, a vest, a pair of jet-black shoes, a white shirt and a small tie.

And now I’m a teenager and have grown out of such clothes. But I remember it. It was my ideal school uniform and I miss it… Life goes on, you know, and I changed my style. Though I still prefer the uniform to any other type of clothing… at school, of course!

(Artyom Serchenya, 9 "V”)