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The students of the Russian high school in Plovdiv complained that the teachers “bullied” them about the requirement to wear uniforms.
Here is the signal arrived at the editorial office of Plovdiv24.bg:
“Hi, I would like to inform you about a situation at the Russian High School in Plovdiv. As you know, this is one of the schools where uniforms are compulsory, offering a shirt, a sweatshirt and a shirt with a tie, which the students themselves must I am contacting you about the fact that recently, at uniform checks, teachers have scoffed saying that students cannot wear just one item (a t-shirt) with their own clothes on.
They also want to buy a sweatshirt for the school, which suggests what will happen in the winter, when, as the principal announced, there will be no money for heating. Will we have to freeze in sweatshirts and t-shirts because we can’t have our jacket on?
I also want to clarify that teachers do not maintain a uniform appearance and participate in the learning process in designer clothes, ripped jeans and t-shirts with lettering, which we students are forbidden to do. I don’t hope much, but I think a half I like Plovdiv24.bg it can shed light and show the school that uniformity is not the most pressing issue. “
Plovdiv24.bg contacted the school principal, Vihra Eramyan, who was adamant that she disagreed with the word “bullying” because there has been no case of children being expelled for wearing uniforms, as has happened in other high schools in the country. “What we want is to teach children that there are rules in life that must be followed.”
“They often put a sweater over their shirt, out of their uniform, with a message saying that they are cold. Yesterday for example we brought a thermometer and measured the temperature in the classroom, with two windows open it was 27 degrees. And they only show the collar of the room. t-shirts and they say they are in uniform I understand their desire not to wear uniforms but in every Western European school uniforms are compulsory.
We teach them that there is a mandatory dress code in every institution. If you work in a bank, you have a uniform, if you are a doctor, you have a white coat and whatever profession you are in, there is a dress code everywhere that you have to respect. What we make them do is for their own good. It’s the same in life: there are rules that need to be followed, “Eramyan said.
He explained that the uniforms are not in place now, they have been for years. This policy was seen by students when they entered high school and accepted it voluntarily. Now they have to deal with him. Also, the high school is trying to keep a European aspect.
Speaking of the teachers and their clothing, Vihra Eramyan said that the teachers of the Russian High School in Plovdiv are the most elegant. “There are colleagues who also walk around dressed in school uniforms. They are told to look good and he really is,” added the director of the language school, Vihra Eramyan.
