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Old 09-11-2009, 15:33   #38
haydnwalker
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Re: We don't like the new school tie; our daughter isn't going to school.

I don't think the "clip on ties" were the issue here. I would be very against clip-on ties personally. Kids need to learn how to tie them. And if she were a well behaved pupil, maybe she would have gotten a warning so she could tell her parents about it. Also if they were going to be "phased in over 3 years" then whats the problem on the schools part? What if parents cant afford them right now?? So long as the tie is in the school colours or whatever, then the style, IMO is irrelevant!
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