School children put in detention because parents can't afford uniform
Briefly

A survey indicates that over two in five parents report that their children have suffered adverse consequences at school due to an inability to afford school uniforms. A substantial percentage, 44%, state that their children faced punitive actions like detention or isolation due to uniform breaches. Financial struggles appear widespread, with nearly 38% of parents struggling to cover uniform expenses. The issue is exacerbated as 42% reported that uniform costs have not improved, highlighting a persistent financial burden on families and its impact on students' school experiences.
A new survey shows that more than two in five parents report their children faced negative consequences at school for being unable to afford the required uniform.
44 percent of parents indicated their children faced negative outcomes, such as detention and exclusion, due to not meeting uniform requirements amid financial difficulties.
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