MSE Parents Club Part 12

3onitsway

Sami_Bee wrote: »

:rotfl:
I'm also a bit miffed that girls aren't allowed to wear trousers, my year was the first year of HS to be allowed at ours, I only wore a skirt when it was really hot, plus my bum looked great in my totally not regulation trews :cool::p

Mine never allowed trousers for girls, and still doesn't!

We formed at protest group at 14/15 and all came in together, in our grey Farah trousers. It didn't really work, we were all sent straight back home to get changed, with a letter to our parents.

Krystaltips

Buttonmoons wrote: »

She got a pair of 3-4 jeans from Mckays (or M and Co) for her birthday and they are really nice, they fit her perfectly in the length, so I know she is on track heightwise but jesus christ do they think all 4 year olds are obese!! I haev tightened the inside straps to the tightest they go, plus it has a little belt and that is strangled around her stomach and it still falls down! She doesn't have a belly but I don't think 3-4 year olds should!!

I have always had this problem with Aimee and M&Co trousers... They didn't used to have elastic in either... It's a shame because most of what my aunt bought her was from there and some of them were gorgeous but just never fitted...

3onitsway wrote: »

Four of the big schools around here have changed over the last couple of years to the long pleated check skirts! :eek: They are quite hideous, but I think I prefer them as they are all the same style and length and aren't allowed to be shortened/rolled up.

My Mum said it's to make everyone look the same. Whether you're a size 6 or 16, the skirt makes all look equally dreadful! :rotfl:

This just made me think of the Summer Bay school uniform... Definitely not the same though lol...

Weezl, mine took a lot longer to come back this time, despite fully bf both times...

Pink_Princess_1

jillie1974 wrote: »

talking about uniforms....is it just around where we live that the girls skirts are practically showing their knickers??

even the 'church' schools have really short skirts

DD1 goes to a catholic school and 2 years ago they introduced a knee length pleated skirt with the school emblem on which they all had to wear - It looks so much better as DD1 had a tendancy to like short skirts even tho she now mocks the local schools short skirts:cool: She is also allowed to wear trousers which she does most of the winter. Cant believe she leaves school at end of may:o

3onitsway wrote: »

Mine never allowed trousers for girls, and still doesn't!

We formed at protest group at 14/15 and all came in together, in our grey Farah trousers. It didn't really work, we were all sent straight back home to get changed, with a letter to our parents.

OOOh farah trousers - we used to wear these with our pringle jumpers and kicker boots how cool we thought we looked:p

tarajayne

Bl00dy printer, mumble, moan, sigh!

Tia, what happened?

Not gonna discuss uniform after Erin came out of school Friday with her skirt rolled up around the waistband!!! :eek:

pinknico

weezl74 wrote: »

thank you, that's my experience too, I'm glad it's normal (could be my age too *cough36cough*)

I was 34 and 11 months (!)when I had my first and 38 when I had my third .

cazscoob

Our school has the school jumpers which are a lovely burgendy? and they all have to wear black/grey or navy trousers or skirts! so we cant complain!
do you have to buy the uniforms from the school etc if its set skirts?

Thanks to Tia and 3 i think i have filled in the form although i am getting OH to read through it as my head is now mush?? the guide was a big help as i wouldnt have had an idea where to start?
I also badly burnt my arm making dinner, Charlie is very concerned and keeps saying foot owch lol! Erin is shouting 'mummy' and driving me mad today lol!

Tia u ok?? xx
hope everyone is good and hello to mookie! am lost now as my brain has shut down lol!

Pink_Princess_1

tarajayne wrote: »

Not gonna discuss uniform after Erin came out of school Friday with her skirt rolled up around the waistband!!! :eek:

Tara - I used to watch DD1 rolling hers up as she walked down the street!

3onitsway

Pink_Princess_1 wrote: »

OOOh farah trousers - we used to wear these with our pringle jumpers and kicker boots how cool we thought we looked:p

OOh, we were with it weren't we! :rotfl:

cazscoob wrote: »

do you have to buy the uniforms from the school etc if its set skirts?

Yes :mad: Direct from the school, or one of their suppliers.

Thanks to Tia and 3 i think i have filled in the form although i am getting OH to read through it as my head is now mush?? the guide was a big help as i wouldnt have had an idea where to start?

:T Well done, it took me about three days of stopping and starting it!
You deserve a large glass of wine now to help bring your brain back. Have you kept a copy?

cazscoob

EH have just phoned to update i dont think they know their !!!! from their wlbow lol! rotavirus is not a notifyable disease but if it was norovirus then the place would have been investigated? they say that there is nothing they could do now as its too late to have all the kids tested to see if there was an outbreak in that area.
I have explained about us all being from all over Scotland and the chances of all the kids getting ill within such a small timeframe was not possible, they agreed and the guy is going to investigate and look into the case further.(i think he felt pressured as i said i was not happy!)
I will keep you updated as he said i would get a phonecall by the end of the week!

cazscoob

i put erin and charlie to bed sat down with the computer on and have only just finished i think! have not take a copy yet but think ill get it photocopied lol!
my brain is frazzled now! Charlie is at nursery on his own tom so it will give me time to get a few house things done knowing that its out the way

Thats rubbish having to buy from the school and i bet it costs a fortune! luckily i can head to asda/next etc and pick up a few bits. Abi starts school this year! i scared already