Girl In School Uniform Outfit

Recently, there have been public programs through which poor families are offered financial help to buy uniforms. Over 8,000 school uniforms have been distributed by the government to needy students in the communities from the Tarkwa Nsuaem municipality, one of the mining districts in Ghana, which is severely affected by poverty. This policy is part of a program which was instituted in 2010 as an effort made by the government to supply disadvantaged children with school uniforms.
India
Schools uniforms are almost universal in India, from primary to higher-secondary level. Boys' uniforms often consist of light-colored shirt and dark long trousers. Girls' uniforms are most often shirt and skirt. Some schools employ Salwar Kameez for girls. Certain schools require their students to wear a tie; especially many schools run by Christian missionaries. As a policy decision, Indian government do not ban children from sporting religious symbols. Some Muslim girls wear a veil and many Sikh boys a turban in addition to the school uniform. Most schools, whether public or private, prohibit the male students from keeping long hairs, and/or colouring them.