This weeks writing was a persuasive piece of writing of why schools should have uniforms not wear mufti. We planned with Miss Mcleod and wrote independently.
This is my writing
Introduction
Hook - Thinking about changing your schools uniform?, Don’t!, Keep It Classic
What is the argument?
I believe we should keep school uniforms rather than switch to mufti
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Elaborate, explain or give evidence
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Main Point
Paragraph
You won’t get lost
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Main Point
Paragraph 2
Less Laundry
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Main Point
Paragraph 3
Fashion Competition
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Conclusion / Summary
Overall I think school uniforms should be kept because = 3 reasons
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Are you thinking of making your school a mufti school? Well don’t, Keep it classic with school uniforms. I believe we should keep school uniforms because it stops kids from getting lost as well as there is less laundry to do and it stops the competition in fashion.
The first reason schools should have uniforms is because it stops kids from getting lost, because on school trips if you get lost it is easy to identify where you need to go. It also shows the school’s uniqueness and proves that you are proud to represent and respect the school. Did you know uniforms make the school look nicer and neater
The second reason is because there is less laundry for parents everyday, because they don’t have to wash a new pair of clothes everyday, and you won’t have to spend heaps on laundry powder. It will help save money for important things
The third reason is because there is no competition in fashion, there is no fight for who has the best/nice looking clothes and no one will feel embarrassed with what they’re wearing. An example is because girls tend to wear fancier clothes which can make the others feel less important. Did you know the badges would make clothes have little holes which can rip and ruin the clothes?
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