Does your country use school uniforms?

Australia
Yes. See attached, a typical Catholic school

>>212331714 (OP)
No. Only very rarely do private boarding schools and the like use them.

>>212331714 (OP)
The school I went to had one. Should be normalized

>>212331714 (OP)
yes. it is a part of the nations cultural identity and provides a brief glint of happiness to commuting salarymen.

Let me tell you another interesting fact about Finland.

>>212331767
why did they prohibit it?

>>212331767
but why?

>>212331774
Cuz its so progressive dude lmao

>>212331714 (OP)
Imagine getting your head crushed in between those thighs

>>212331786
I studied in a no-uniform school and the progressive folx were vocally pro-uniform because kids wearing their everyday clothes can promote inequality and stuff

>>212331772
>>212331774
National Agency for Education kinda states that schools have no right to infringe upon student's right personal freedom or their right to freedom of expression.

>>212331767
damn, you DO suffer after all

>>212331772
>>212331917
I guess the underlying reason is that they regard uniforms as the Russian or Swedish culture.

dreamy thighs

>>212331714 (OP)
yeah, all of the primary school uniforms look similar, but HS uniforms are usually unique looking to the school, red, yellow, white, blue and black are all common colors

>>212331714 (OP)
this chick aged at x2 rate these past 5 years

>>212332795
kek

>>212331767
I am so sorry

>>212331767
uniforms aren't commonplace here
we only had like a couple of years during which some schools or even classes tried to implement some kind of uniform and the most they've ever got was a retarded dress code, like having us wear some kind of long sleeve green polo shirt, or just a dark blue shirt with a red tie.

>>212332795
you are dangerously low testosterone if you wouldn't breed