It's strange, I like a bit of conformity of a dress code when it is part of tradition and sometimes more when it's completely pointless.
It may be a tiny bit of elitism with a touch of the vintage ethic harking back to times when rules, traditions and social etiquette were important
That part of me says - bloody kids, should be made to wear long neatly pressed trousers, tie and shirt buttoned up AND blazer on at all times even in the most searing heat and not challenge the uniform policy and authority on pain of expulsion.
But
There is a large part of me that is definitely a non conformist and rebel that says good on 'em. Wear your skirts with pride and challenge the system
