Q. I am planning to get some high heels to go with my navy dress for prom. The dress is quite short so the shoes will be visible. What colour & style would go best?
A. Of course, navy would be ideal. Otherwise, black would be the next choice (patent leather would be great) or white, if you can pair them with something like a white necklace. Avoid the 'trendy' type thing like the thick cloppy platforms - they'll be passé soon enough and otherwise one day your kids will laugh.
How do I convince my principal to allow uniforms?
Q. I really want school uniforms and so do a lot of kids (a petition already came around) and it seems like a lot of kids want to do it. I want uniforms so discrimination can stop with kids and their styles, and because it would be easier for people just to wear uniforms. Any help?
A. I live in Sydney, and pretty much every school has uniforms (as do most schools in Australia). As a student when I was younger the uniforms made everyone equal, no one really stood out if their parents coudn't afford nice clothes and you weren't hassled about not being 'trendy' because everyone was the same.
As a parent now, I love it!!! I don't have to think about what to put my children in, I think that it is cheaper than having to go out and buy tops, pants, jackets, shoes of all different kinds and it is easier to pass uniforms down to family or friends after they don't fit.
It may cost a bit up front, but long term it is much, much cheaper and easier to get ready in the mornings.
Children can still be individuals, even in uniform and also on excursions outside of the school it is easier to spot a child that is from your school when he/she is in uniform.
It will be mostly the parents and the principal that you will have to convince. Depending on where you live sometimes the uniforms can be Tax deductable also.
Good luck!
As a parent now, I love it!!! I don't have to think about what to put my children in, I think that it is cheaper than having to go out and buy tops, pants, jackets, shoes of all different kinds and it is easier to pass uniforms down to family or friends after they don't fit.
It may cost a bit up front, but long term it is much, much cheaper and easier to get ready in the mornings.
Children can still be individuals, even in uniform and also on excursions outside of the school it is easier to spot a child that is from your school when he/she is in uniform.
It will be mostly the parents and the principal that you will have to convince. Depending on where you live sometimes the uniforms can be Tax deductable also.
Good luck!
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