Stirring up the 'chaos' over uniforms at an elementary school

Many parents of students at a primary school in Dak Lak expressed concern and thought it was confusing to have students wear different uniforms on different school days of the week.

On August 26, a leader of the People's Committee of Ea Drang Commune, Dak Lak (formerly Ea H'leo District, Dak Lak), said that the unit had received information from parents reacting to the plan to change uniforms at Ly Tu Trong Primary School in the commune for the new school year.

According to the leader, after gathering information, the incident that parents reported was just a discussion, and no specific document has been issued regarding the school changing uniforms. The local government has instructed the school to immediately stop this implementation.

Orange uniform of Ly Tu Trong Primary School to be deployed in the 2024 - 2025 school year

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The leader of Ly Tu Trong Primary School said that the school has stopped purchasing blue uniforms for students and said that the announcement on the Zalo group for parents by the teacher in charge of the Youth Union was somewhat hasty because the school has not yet implemented it.

This leader explained that at the end of the 2024-2025 school year, the parents' association discussed and implemented blue uniforms priced at 145,000 VND/set to build the "school brand". However, when the implementation began, some parents reacted. Therefore, the school decided not to continue the implementation and returned the ordered items to the manufacturer.

Previously, some parents expressed concerns on social media about Ly Tu Trong Primary School requiring students to change many uniform colors during the school week.

According to the article, the school requires students to wear blue shirts (Monday and Wednesday), orange shirts (Tuesday and Thursday), and on Friday they will wear white, orange, or blue shirts. In addition, during physical education class, students must wear gym uniforms.

Parents said they were very supportive of buying new uniforms. However, having different uniforms on different days of the week would cause confusion for parents when reminding students before school.

At the same time, parents suggested that the school should unify the students to wear white shirts on Mondays and orange uniforms on the remaining days.

Source: https://thanhnien.vn/xon-xao-vu-loan-dong-phuc-cua-mot-truong-tieu-hoc-185250826143723992.htm