School uniforms

Platinum Member Joined: Jan 01 2006 Posts: 48223

Chen, DD used to occasionally wear a uniform out of school. It was a paid-for, comfortable, acceptable look, and since she often had �clothes-issues�, it was an easy compromise.

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Platinum Member Joined: Jan 01 2006 Posts: 48223

she was happy. I didn't care. her uniforms can't be passed down to anyone, though, they're a mess!

Platinum Member Joined: Sep 20 2004 Posts: 17151

For those who think uniforms are marvelous, if they're so wonderful, how come kids in day camp don't have a uniform?

Platinum Member Joined: Jan 01 2006 Posts: 48223

Platinum Member Joined: Sep 20 2004 Posts: 17151

I think this thread is about girls' uniforms.

Silver Member Joined: Mar 07 2006 Posts: 573

Some Day Camps require the children to wear the camp T-shirt each day, and almost all camps require them on trip days.

Silver Member Joined: Jun 12 2006 Posts: 963

hey good question motek. I think it has to do with the formality part of uniforms.
a uniform is a formal way of dress, it's meant for school, but if they make a camp uniform from summery materials, sounds great to me.
the hassle of shopping will be over forever.

Executive Member Joined: Sep 07 2006 Posts: 481

The girls camps in CH have uniforms. BR girls must wear the camp shirt ever day and Bnos Menachem must wear the camp shirt and no denim skirts.