Ever wondered what life as a student in Japan is like? At a repurposed school outside of Tokyo, participants can find out by paying about 35,000 yen ($245) to dress in classic Japanese school uniforms ...

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William Brookes School in Shropshire is testing a new uniform policy that swaps traditional blazers and ties for school-branded tracksuits and trainers. A school has ditched its uniform policy in ...

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This acquisition supports LT’s continued growth and its vision to become the leading provider in the school uniform category. Elder’s extensive network and product offerings serve more than ...

About 7,500 people respond to a consultation about a new law to make all school uniforms affordable. Bethany Hall has only received £50 worth of a £250 order from a school uniform supplier in ...

A secondary school will adopt its P.E. kit as its main uniform from the start of the summer term to "facilitate a more active curriculum". A new uniform at William Brookes School in Much Wenlock ...

Haruaki Abe's teaching career got off to a rough start with a terrible public school experience ... he's also got a uniform fetish that the plot tries desperately to play off for laughs.

“I’m happy because I get to go back to school. Not everything at our house was destroyed, but I can’t go home yet to get my clothes. “My house is now a restricted zone, so I can’t retrieve anything.