Letter to Headteacher

Wednes mean solar day 11th January 2012 Dear Mr. Headteacher, While I respect the many benefits of our cultivate, I think there are still some(a) problems. A big, the bigger, the biggest problem is school consistent. I will the like to state you my case for abolishing school furnish and explain to you why ,as a pupil, I feel school uniform should not be mandatory. Statistics show school uniform is not liked by the majority of the students. Think round those poor children that chance on the garb of the uniform.Im going to make a hear with the main points of my letter 1. We all pay the right to individuality, to make face-to-face choices and to express our personality. This right of free expression accepts the way we choose to dress. do e veryone live on the same school uniform infringes on our rights and is a vilify of authority. We should have the right to choose what to wear, to express our personalities and ,as a way of learning, to make choices about our lives. 2. I n my opinion the uniform costs too much.Even though you need property to come to this school, this doesnt mean that we have to waste money for c circuithes we can unaccompanied wear at school because they have the school emblem. 3. Our systems of law and regulation typically punish everyone for the actions of a few. We should labour the time needed to solve the problem of the trouble-makers that dont dress decently rather than apply a general rule. 4. There are plenty reasons to distract uniforms. One of these is that the idea of one size fits all is totally wrong. If our uniform fits to a boy, it doesnt mean it fits even to a girl.We have a different-shaped corpse so the unisex uniform is useless. 5. What is more than, uniforms should be abolished from schools because it simply causes more contest between teachers and students, and why do students only wear uniform? The only differences between a teacher and a student are the era and the spelling. We all have the same rig hts so ,even though teachers have more authority, we should respect each other and dont abuse of power. 6. Another point is that I find unfair the fact that only we have to wear uniform while bigger boys and girls are free to dress as they like.Would you like it? 7. Finally, wearing a school uniform is not good proviso for our future working lives. Only a few jobs require uniforms. later on all, our main role-models at school -the teachers- dont have to wear a uniform, do they? The definitions of school are 1. a place (institute) where children go to be improve 2. the process of learning in a school 3. the time during the day when children are working in a school Notice the definitions dont include the word uniform anywhere. It clearly states that school is an institution for learning.The only thing we learn from having uniforms is that we are so dumb that we cant choose the clothes for ourselves. To sum up, school uniform is not the perfect beginning if you requirement to avo id people making gangs. There is a better solution a dress code. While uniforms force all us to wear the same clothes, a dress code give pupils a lot of choice on what to wear. unsuitable dresses can be banned-for example, shirts with vulgar signs, very short skirts, crop tops, bare shoulders The school in this way could be greatly improved. Thank you for taking the time to read my letter, Yours sincerely, name