Australian School Uniform: Regional Trends--Queensland


Figure 1.--One image shows a private school with a broad-brim. This style of sun-protective headgear has replced the traditional English-style peaked cap which provided little protection from the sun.

We have very limited information on Queensland, in the north of Australia. One image shows a private school with a broad-brim. This style of sun-protective headgear has replced the traditional English-style peaked cap which provided littleprotection from the sun. This hat hat has been adoptedat quite a number of primary schools. Northern Queensland has a semi-tropical climate and the sun can be quite intense.

Geography

Queensland is the Australian state along the northeastern coast. The climate is subtropical and can be quite hot.

Chronology

An Australian reader in Brisbane in 2004 reports, Wwe wear baggy shorts and grey knee socks until the age of 18. This is most common in private schools but also in some state schools."

Garments

The image here shows a private school with a broad-brim. This style of sun-protective headgear has replced the traditional English-style peaked cap which provided little protection from the sun. This hat has been adopted at quite a number of primary schools. Northern Queensland has a semi-tropical climate and the sun can be quite intense.








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Created: January 25, 2004
Last updated: April 26, 2004