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Parents have weeks to get their children’s uniform sorted for the new school year .
Current rules tell head teachers to keep items with school branding on “to a minimum” - but the new government will bring in a specific limit.
Aim is to reduce costs for parents - but some question whether that will work and warn side effects could include stigmatisation’ and dropouts.
“We've seen nonsensical changes where it's hardly a change at all and then the school expects their children to have them by September ," she says. "That’s frustrating for the parents and for us because we're ragging [throwing away] hundreds of items of quality uniform." The Department for Education is looking at all the available evidence and has not yet made a decision on the exact number of items to which schools will be limited. But it says it is clear the move will not only "help reduce costs for parents" but remove "barriers to children accessing sport"..
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