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Irish Schools Advised to Adopt Generic Uniforms to Reduce Costs
Irish schools have been advised to avoid restrictive and expensive uniform policies, including bespoke crested items and exclusive suppliers. The Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (CCPC) is calling for the introduction of generic uniforms to help reduce costs for families.
28 May, 04:00 — 28 May, 08:09
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Schools advised to avoid restrictive uniform policies
The CCPC has written to schools reminding them to avoid restrictive and costly uniform policies.
Read full article →irish-independent73d ago
CCPC calls for schools to introduce generic uniforms to reduce costs
By Sarah O'Mahony
Read full article →the-journal73d ago
'Extremely expensive': Schools told to avoid 'bespoke crested’ uniforms and exclusive suppliers
Despite a similar warning last year, the CCPC said it is ‘still receiving complaints’ from families over the costs of school uniforms.
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First report: irish-independent · 28 May, 04:00|Full coverage: 3 · 4h|Window: 4h
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