Rhyddings NEW P.E kit - Page 3

panther · 03-07-2009, 17:34

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Originally Posted by flashy

we have the new uniform to fork out for too Marg, its gonna cost a bomb

they are changing it this year back to shirt,tie, jumper and blazer

My daughter will be in year 11 and they have to wear black jumper, white blouse and black trousers...no blazer!, good job really cuz i wouldnt have bought one anyway just for 1 year

I think they should have gone with navy blue like it used to be years ago...as for the tie...

well according to my daughter is horrid!!!...silver!!,
Has for the PE kit she also wears a differnt one too, she got hers last year and she can make do with it this year too. hers is white top with black shorts and long black socks.

Neil · 03-07-2009, 17:54

I don't understand why there is no blazer for year 11.

panther · 03-07-2009, 18:02

Dont ask me, probably bacuse its their final year so they wear something different.
They can have one if they want...but I bet most of em wont.

flashy · 03-07-2009, 21:08

the kids going into year 11 have to now wear a suit Neil, its so they can use it again for interviews when they leave school

Neil · 04-07-2009, 08:13

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Originally Posted by flashy

the kids going into year 11 have to now wear a suit Neil, its so they can use it again for interviews when they leave school

Do they still do the £20 ones in Asda

flashy · 04-07-2009, 08:14

dunno, dont care, Reece aint in that year

steeljack · 05-07-2009, 03:40

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Originally Posted by flashy

in Blackburn we do get a grant of around £30 towards a new uniform but this year that will only just about pay for the blazer....

Why are Blackburn tax payers paying for uniforms for kids attending schools outside of their district

BERNADETTE · 05-07-2009, 12:14

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Originally Posted by steeljack

Why are Blackburn tax payers paying for uniforms for kids attending schools outside of their district

Because a place wasn't offered in a suitable school in the district. Are you saying parents should send their kids to a school that will not help their children attain the best results they are capable of but in the district in order to qualify for the grant? Thankfully parents still get some say in which school their kids attend and can judge what they think is the best option for their child.

MargaretR · 05-07-2009, 12:18

All this expensive uniform is just to satisfy the ego of the headteacher

Neil · 05-07-2009, 12:58

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Originally Posted by MargaretR

All this expensive uniform is just to satisfy the ego of the headteacher

Does that mean the last Head did not care how bad his pupils looked then? It is about time they did something about the appearance of Rhyddings school kids.

BERNADETTE · 05-07-2009, 14:05

Whilst I agree with kids wearing a school uniform I think it is a bit much to expect parents to have to buy a new PE kit when the child has one that is perfectly ok to use. Surely if the kit still fits they should be allowed to use it and buy the new one next year.

Mr TEACHER · 06-07-2009, 19:22

http://www.rhyddings.lancsngfl.ac.uk...ngsuniform.pdf

Follow the link to the rhyddings school website. look at the latest news letters.

As a parent i like to blame the school for not personally handing every letter to the parents. The lazy teacher only give the letters to the kids to take home no wonder parents never get the information.

Mr TEACHER · 06-07-2009, 19:27

http://www.rhyddings.lancsngfl.ac.uk...ngsuniform.pdf

follow the link to the rhyddings website. check out the news letters

only need to buy the shirt you could buy the rest from anywhere.

katex · 06-07-2009, 21:29

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Originally Posted by Mr TEACHER

As a parent i like to blame the school for not personally handing every letter to the parents. The lazy teacher only give the letters to the kids to take home no wonder parents never get the information.

Eh ? How would they do that then ? This is just lazy parents not teaching the children the respect of handing over letters that are handed to them to give to their parents.

I think this is great that secondary schools now have got over the sweat shirt era and reverting to a smarter uniform. 'Tis a Business and Enterprise school afterall. Let's hope the teachers will enforce discipline quickly if anyone oversteps the rules or deviates from this new uniform.

In the end, it does work out much cheaper than finding non-uniforms for your children everyday ... no arguments, etc. .

I hope, that should St. Christophers project for a 6th form college become a reality, that they will also demand a uniform.