Figure 1.-- Here we see some of the new students who began school on April 7, 2010. The boys are wearing new suits because it is the first day. The suits were not required for every day wear. Both boys and girls wears socks as well as tights.

Many primary schools have very basic uniforms, ofteb with shirts and short pants the required items. There may be regulatiojs about other items such as caps and coats. White shirts and blue shorts are very common. Thus many schools have very similar uniforms. We also see grey shorts. We also see light-blue shirts and other colors of shorts. Some schools had plaid shorts. Some schools have blazers. At some schools the girls skirts are in a contrasting color to the boys' shorts. At others they match. At the school here the children are wearing their school uniform for the First Day ceremony. The boys' short pants and the girl's skirts are done in the same green plaid. Note that the girls have suspender skirts white most of the boys have regular shorts with clasp suspenders added. Also notice the school has color coordinate indoor shoes for the boys and girls.

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