school uniforms shouldn't be banned
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"School uniforms shouldn't be banned"
We all remember that first morning when we are up before the alarm goes off jumping out of bed filled with so much excitement with your eyes focused on the most significant part of moving into a new and bigger year.
After finishing the quickest breakfast you've ever had, rushing upstairs to embrace a completely new garment: skirt or trousers, a sparkling new shirts, tights and lastly the most exciting part of putting the new tie and a glazing blazer which all makes you feel like you finally belong.
The first day at school is very important....
focus on our learning more than dress sense and outward appearance, they help us focus on future comings and not present situations, they help us focus on what's important not irrelevant. Therefore, in the future when you walk elegantly down the stairs with your family's eyes soaked with tears of joy and pride, be it a new suit for a dominant job, or a t-shirt with a national logo imprinted on it or your new school uniform. It should make you feel like you represent a symbol of pride, success and a standard quantity of your achievement. Thank you for listening!
focus on our learning more than dress sense and outward appearance, they help us focus on future comings and not present situations, they help us focus on what's important not irrelevant. Therefore, in the future when you walk elegantly down the stairs with your family's eyes soaked with tears of joy and pride, be it a new suit for a dominant job, or a t-shirt with a national logo imprinted on it or your new school uniform. It should make you feel like you represent a symbol of pride, success and a standard quantity of your achievement. Thank you for listening!
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