SCHOOL UNIFORMS

School Uniforms

In the UK, most primary schools have got a school uniform. Children wear a shirt or polo shirt, and a jumper or cardigan, Girls can wear a skirt or trousers, or a dress when it’s hot. Boys wear trousers, but they can wear shorts when it’s hot. Uniforms can be many different colours, light or dark blue, green, red grey or brown.

Children wear uniforms in Ecuador too. In many schools the uniform is a tracksuit in the school colours and a polo shirt. The tracksuit has the school logo.

Children in Japan also wear uniforms. These are quite traditional – shirts and shorts for boys and shirts and skirts for girls. Boys wear caps and girls wear hats in bright colours.

In Italy, younger boys and girls wear tunics. The boys wear blue or black tunics and the girls wear pink, white or light blue tunics.

The text was taken From: Surprise! 5 O.U.P.

In many schools the uniform is a track suit
1. In the UK.
2. In Ecuador.
3. In Japan.
4. In Italy.
In italy
1. younger boys and girls wear tunics with the school logo on them
2. younger boys and girls wear tunics and hats in bright colours
3. younger boys and girls wear tunics and caps
4. younger boys and girls wear tunics. they can be blue or black for the boys and pink, white or lihgt blue for the girls
The uniforms are quite tradicional
1. in the UK
2. in Japan
3. in Ecuador
4. in Italy
In the UK
1. all primary schools have got a school uniform
2. some primary schools have got a school uniform
3. most primary schools have got a school uniform
4. none of primary schools have got a school uniform
Boys wear caps and girls wear hats in
1. Japan
2. UK
3. Ecuador
4. Italy