With the Blues unveiling new uniforms for the 2025-26 season, we asked more than two dozen alumni for their favorite in ...

About 7,000 families in east London are set to benefit from a council's universal school uniform grant. The £50 will be available to children who are entering their first year of primary, and £ ...

A new law will limit the number of branded items of uniform that a school can insist on, cutting costs for parents by up to £50. Currently parents pay an average of £442 for a secondary school ...

Schools are required to limit the amount of branded uniform items but a survey has shown they are not doing so, with parents having to pay on average £442 for secondary school uniforms, and £343 ...

Haryana education minister Mahipal Dhanda on Friday said that under the Haryana School Education Rules-2003, parents cannot be compelled to buy textbooks, stationery, school uniforms, or related ...

Rachel Toms is totting up how much it’ll cost to buy her daughter’s branded school uniform: £37.60 for a blazer, £26.20 for a long-sleeve PE t-shirt, £27.95 for a skirt with the precise tartan pattern ...

There is significant support for a new law to make all school uniforms affordable, according to a consultation on the proposed new law. It attracted about 7,500 responses from young people ...

Hygiene poverty is forcing more teachers to wash pupils' school uniforms themselves, with many saying students would face isolation or bullying otherwise. Data from a survey shows 80% of teachers ...

Two-year-old Addison Rutland, Cecilia LoGullo, Silas Wilson, and Alexandre Marck wear their school uniforms as they played musical instruments during Tsiky Rabetokotany’s French class at LIPP ...

Finn McRedmond: Yes – uniforms impose discipline, equalise the social realm, and remind children that they will not always get their way The Michaela Community School – in North West London ...

According to Wynsors, 1 in 2 parents in the UK spend upwards of £249 each year on school uniforms. This cost means that cutbacks are being made elsewhere, and often to the detriment of parents.