Summary
Some schools are changing their uniform policies from traditional blazers and ties to more comfortable and practical clothing, like jackets and polo shirts. This change aims to make students more active and comfortable, especially those with special needs. The switch is also intended to reduce disruptions in class and encourage more physical activity among students.
Key Facts
- Schools like Alvaston Moor Academy are replacing blazers and ties with black jackets and polo shirts.
- Uniform checks for traditional clothing can disrupt classes and add extra work for teachers.
- Traditional uniforms with ties and blazers are common, but the trend is shifting towards practicality.
- New uniforms aim to help students be more active and accommodate those with special educational needs or disabilities.
- Some traditional uniforms aren't suitable for weather conditions, leading to discomfort for students.
- Comfortable, activewear-style uniforms are seen as more conducive to student engagement and learning.
- More practical uniforms help facilitate physical activity, as many students do not meet daily activity guidelines.
