YES !

Traces origin to French word Uniforme which means having one shape or form implying unity.
This is essential to understand the topic in question
It is important to instil the idea of equality among students from different backfrounds, if we go the
introduction of school n uniforms in schools in 16th century in England it was to breed in the idea of
No !

It is understood that students are mature enough to understand the meaning of discipline..
Free thinking

1) School uniforms inculcate a culture and mentality of conformity

2) They kill the desire in the child to stand apart from the crowd
3) It's a purely socialist mindset to have uniforms in schools
4) Perhaps the british encouraged this to create a "labour" class instead of free-
thinking Indians
5) Trying to cast all children into a single mould
6) Little wonder then that in a class of about 100, perhaps 2 will become businessmen or
entrepreneurs (lesser, if they don't have family businesses). Rest of them will probably
toil for someone else.
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College is a place to express individuality

Colleges can make a business out of it

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Some people believe that a school uniform can improve learning by reducing
distraction, sharpening focus on schoolwork and making the classroom a more
serious environment, allowing students to perform better academically.

Perhaps most importantly, a uniform means students don’t have to worry

about peer pressure when it comes to their clothes.