School Uniforms

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There are many arguments for, and lots         [against, away, after] children wearing school uniforms. Some believe that children        [can, should, had to] wear school uniforms because teachers are able to          [provide, outline, identify] their students when they go on excursions, and it stops children competing for who wears the nicest clothes.         [And, However, But] , some suggest that children should not wear school uniforms because it is boring and it can        [pay, cost, borrow, lend] the parents          [a lot of, many, lot of, plenty] money.

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The first          [problem, argument, way] for wearing a school uniform is that people will know what school you come      [from, in, out]. On excursions, it is easy for the teachers to know where their children are if they are in their school uniform. This can decrease the          [problems, chances, events] of children being lost, and it also allows for children to stay safe in their surroundings.

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Secondly, school uniforms are a good idea because they      [do, make] all the children look the same. If there           [weren’t, wasn`t, didn`t be]school uniforms, rich children might wear very           [wealthy, poor, expensive] clothes with brand names, while poor children would not be able           [to allow, to afford, let] these. Pupils would try            [to suggest, to compete, to worry] with each other to have the nicest clothes, and this would mean that parents might have to spend a lot of money buying new and different clothes for their children. In the long run, it would save parents money if their children had a school uniform to wear.