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Form Six 2025
February 2025

 

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ACCOUNTANCY 2



ADVANCED MATHEMATICS 2



BIOLOGY 3A



CHEMISTRY


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CHEMISTRY 2


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COMMERCE


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COMMERCE 2



ECONOMICS


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ECONOMICS 2



ENGLISH


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ENGLISH 2



GEOGRAPHY 


GEOGRAPHY 1


GEOGRAPHY 2



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PHYSICS 2



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Uniforms in Schools

 

Origins and socioeconomic considerations


The concept of school uniforms dates back to the 16th century. Some schools' earliest school uniforms were provided by generous local donors to pupils who were experiencing poverty and financial hardship. Uniforms initially aimed to level the playing field by reducing noticeable differences in clothing choice among students from varied financial backgrounds. They helped reduce the appearance of socioeconomic disparities.


By requiring specific clothing items, schools created an environment where attire didn’t separate rich from poor, which was especially important in times when class distinctions were stark. In those days, the idea of school uniforms was not just about presenting a neat appearance but also about fostering harmony. Uniforms served as a means of ensuring all students, regardless of their economic status, appeared similar, thereby emphasising discipline and unity.

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