United Kingdom: Scotland School Asks Male And Female Students And Teachers to Wear Skirts to Class to ‘Promote Equality’

A Primary School in Scotland is encouraging girls and boys to put on a skirt to college to promote ‘Gender Equality’.

Teachers and Students at Castleview Primary in Edinburgh took half within the initiative for the primary time on November 4, termed “Wear a Skirt to School Day.”

An Email from Castleview Primary Said to Parents “We want our school to be inclusive and promote equality.” Boys as young as 3-years-old were asked to participate. Boys Allowed to Wear Skirts at Uppingham School in Rutland, UK

According to a report in the Daily Mail, The email added that the school wants children to be “comfortable,” and if they want leggings or other pants could be worn under the skirts. Skirts will be offered to those students who don’t have any of their own.

Castleview Primary wrote on Twitter that it is “so proud” of its pupils.

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SO happy with our P6’s who after studying @HappyNewspaper wrote to our management workforce to ask if we might help #clotheshavenogender #LaRopaNoTieneGenero We promote respect, tolerance and understanding and we want our school to be inclusive and promote equality. pic.twitter.com/lCWqt2l3SY

— Castleview Primary (@Castleview_PS) November 3, 2021

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The transfer was impressed by protests in Spain final 12 months after a younger boy reportedly wore a skirt to a faculty within the nation, and was despatched to a psychologist over the matter and expelled from college. On Nov. 4 of final 12 months, male college students and academics within the county wore skirts to college in help of the scholar, and the date is now often called “wear a skirt to school day.”

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