Logos on school uniforms could be scrapped as part of a review being launched in Wales. Education minister Jeremy Miles has announced a consultation on proposals to make school uniforms more affordable.
Options to be considered include the use of school branding and whether schools should have no logo at all or use iron-on logos available free of charge. This could give families the option to purchase uniform at cheaper costs from a retailer of their choice.
It will also seek opinions on whether schools should enter into single supplier contracts, while views on the role of schools in uniform recycling and exchange schemes are also being sought. Parents, carers, pupils, governors, teachers and uniform suppliers are being asked to respond to the consultation.
