Demand soars for free school uniform, says charity
Summary
A charity in Hull called Doreen’s gives free school uniforms to families who need help. Demand for these uniforms has grown a lot, as many parents struggle with high costs of school clothes. New government rules will limit the number of branded uniform items to help reduce expenses.Key Facts
- Doreen’s charity provides free, repurposed school uniforms in Hull.
- The charity has helped over 100 children prepare for school recently.
- School uniform costs average £442 for secondary and £343 for primary pupils.
- New rules limit branded uniform items to three pieces plus a tie for secondary students.
- The government expects these changes to save some families up to £50 per child.
- Some parents say the overall cost of school clothing remains a major problem.
- The charity’s co-founder hopes school uniforms will one day be free for all children.
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