Green means go for uniform ahead of new school year
Sirius Academy West in Hull has hosted its first uniform approval day of the summer to help parents ensure their children's uniforms meet the school's expectations. The school is checking trousers and skirts to ensure they meet the uniform policy, which includes specific requirements for color, material, and style. Parents have found the sessions helpful in avoiding potential issues at the start of the new school year.
- ▪Sirius Academy West is hosting uniform approval days to help parents ensure their children's uniforms meet the school's expectations.
- ▪The school's uniform policy includes specific requirements for trousers and skirts, including color, material, and style.
- ▪Parents have found the uniform approval sessions helpful in avoiding potential issues at the start of the new school year.
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Green means go for uniform ahead of new school yearImage source, BBC/Sarah-May BuccieriImage caption, Approved uniform at Sirius Academy West gets a green stickerBySarah-May Buccieri , in Hull and Grace McGroryPublished2 minutes agoParents of children at a secondary school say sessions being held to approve uniform ahead of the new school year are proving helpful. Sirius Academy West in Hull has hosted its first uniform approval day of the summer so children's trousers and skirts could be checked.Clothing is tagged with a green sticker when it has been authorised.Mark, whose daughter is going into Year 7, said: "It's all stuff like this that causes hassle at the beginning of the year...
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