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Russian revival style bloused tunic or military-style uniforms were often worn to school. A Russian artist has left us a fascinating image of a rural school about 1865. We are unsure at this time about the uniform regulations. Images of rural primary school show the children wearing their ordinary dress. Uniforms seem much more common in urban schools. We are not sure about primary schools. But all of the secondary schools we see shows the children wearing military uniforms. There does not seem to have been one national style. Apparently each school established its on uniform. And the syles chasnged over time. We see a range of styles, some were fancier than others eith more military features. The caps in particular were military styles.
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