Poll: Do you think students should have more choice or stick to the school's more traditional uniform?
Fiordland College uniform is dated, expensive and not easily accessible, some parents say.
Yvette O'Shaughnessy, a mother of 12 and 13 year old girls at the school, started a discussion about the current uniform.
O'Shaughnessy brought it up after her daughters said they would like the option to wear shorts or pants, especially being as active as a lot of the boys at school, she said.
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53.8% I think they should have more choice.
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38.5% I think they should stick to the traditional uniform.
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3.8% I don't care.
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3.8% I don't know.
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0% Other.
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