Every day, I wake up and am forced by the government to attend a large building, where I'm forced to do work, and forced to follow orders by higher ranks of authority. And even when we're outside of the buildings, we're still surrounded by gates. Believe it or not, what I just described was a setting of an Australian school; it's just like a prison. What completes it all, is the uniform we have to wear. So even if I have to endure this slave-like existence for a few more years, knowing that I don't have to wear uniform to school every day numbs the pain a lot. And when I make all of these claims I think I'm speaking for every other student in New South Wales. NSW is part of the minority, as almost the rest of the world doesn't need to wear uniform. NSW is waiting for nothing, so why doesn't it do just one thing right, to make everyone's lives just a little bit easier by implementing a tiny change in the school system?

P.S. You may argue that students could get bullied for only having access to cheap clothes, but:

1. It's the responsibilities of the teachers to stop bullying
2.  The school uniform is often more expensive than regular clothes

If you disagree please contact me via this email, as I would be more than happy to debate you on this topic: bigfloppa2200@gmail.com