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1. www.glebelands.surrey.sch.uk › pageGlebelands School - Uniform & Lockers

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   Uniform & Lockers. Uniform Expectations. At Glebelands School we expect students uniform to reflect the high expectations and standards we set of our students. Glebelands skirts, girls’ trousers, sweaters polo shirts, ties and sportswear can only be obtained from the school shop.

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3. www.teddingtonschool.org › 941 › uniformUniform & Lockers - Teddington School

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   The school reserves the right to send students home to correct infringements of uniform and appearance rules, in line with current exclusion guidelines. School Lockers. We are delighted to inform you we have partnered with Prefect Equipment, to upgrade and refresh our school lockers.

4. www.challoners.com › c › informationUniform, Stationery and Lockers - Dr Challoner's Grammar School

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   Lockers. Each student in Years 7-11 is required to have their own locker in which they should safely store their belongings. In Sixth Form lockers are laptop sized and are not mandatory. Students should keep their locker key on a named key ring and keep a spare locker key at home.

5. www.lockerspark.co.uk › school-life › uniformUniform Lockers Park

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   Uniform. Our unique approach to uniform reflects our view of our boys’ individuality: our pupils choose the colour and style of their checked or striped shirt, so in one class, no two boys are dressed alike. We have a ‘Best’ Uniform for special occasions, comprising a smart tweed jacket and tie.

6. www.st-hildas.co.uk › SCHOOL-UNIFORM-A-GUIDEUniform and Appearance - St Hilda's

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   SCHOOL TIE: School tie must be in house colour and purchased from Trutex. WHITE SHIRT: White, long or short sleeved, button to collar shirt. WHITE BLOUSE: Plain, white, long/short sleeved button to collar blouse with a pointed collar.

7. www.sirgordonbennett.com › gordons-bugle › historyHistory of British School Uniforms - Sir Gordon Bennett

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   Flat caps, blazers, tunics and school ties in various forms consist of the British school uniform. But these styles have evolved into a more comfortable style for modern education. School uniforms have both those in favour and those who are against them and both sides have reasons why.

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   Do students need a locker?

   • Each student in Years 7-11 is required to have their own locker in which they should safely store their belongings. In Sixth Form lockers are laptop sized and are not mandatory. Students should keep their locker key on a named key ring and keep a spare locker key at home.

   Uniform, Stationery and Lockers - Dr Challoner's Grammar School

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   Are lockers mandatory in 6th form?

   • In Sixth Form lockers are laptop sized and are not mandatory. Students should keep their locker key on a named key ring and keep a spare locker key at home. Lockers at DCGS are outsourced to ILS who charge an annual rent, which will also cover full service and maintenance costs.

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   Why do students wear dungarees at Knighton House?

   • The school believes that the dungarees aid learning as a no fuss utilitarian alternative to formal school uniforms. For those old enough to remember Rod, Jane and Freddy must have gone to Knighton House. The school uniform has also become a symbol of rebellion too through the ages.

   History of British School Uniforms - Sir Gordon Bennett

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   What was the school dress code in the 40s?

   • In the 40s, the school dress code was generally strict and of a smart manner. The colours were usually quite bland, although this added to the formal style. Girls predominantly had to wear skirts with a blazer that matched, whereas boys wore white shirts with a tie, beneath a blazer or a jumper (depending on the school’s policy).

   How Times Have Changed: School Uniforms - Edu-Quip

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   Are there discounts for lockers booked late in the year?

   • There are no discounts for lockers booked late in the year. For Years 7-11 lockers around the school site are grouped by House. For Sixth Form they are by Year group. Lockers can be booked online via www.ilsschools.co.uk.

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   How did school uniforms change in the 60s?

   • Girls predominantly had to wear skirts with a blazer that matched, whereas boys wore white shirts with a tie, beneath a blazer or a jumper (depending on the school’s policy). Image Source: Flickr In the 60s, school uniforms drastically changed in length. Boys went from wearing shorts to trousers and girl’s skirts were now above the knee.

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9. www.edu-quip.co.uk › blog › how-times-have-changedHow Times Have Changed: School Uniforms - Edu-Quip

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   Apr 3, 2017 · School uniforms: we all remember wearing them. Were yours boring or something that you actually liked wearing? We remember wearing the classic long sleeve jumper over the polo shirt at both primary and secondary school. But how far back does this trend go? We’ve decided to look at how school uniforms have altered over the years… 1920's