Figure12.--Australian school uniforms have becoming increasingly casual. Some private schools continue to have formal uniforms.
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Figure12.--Australian school uniforms have becoming increasingly casual. Some private schools continue to have formal uniforms. |
Many Australian schools continue to require uniforms in the early 21st century. The styles vary widely from school to school. Australian uniform styles are increasingly casual, especially at public schools. There are also regional variations. Some schools have incorporated sun-safe styles. Some schools still have more formal uniforms with blazers and suits. Most of these scgools with formal uniformsa re private schools.
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