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New Smart Uniform For The Toynbee School

September 18, 2013 By Janet Williams Leave a Comment

You must have seen some smart young girls and boys wearing smart black embroidered blazer with a tie in Chandler’s Ford.

The Toynbee School in Chandler’s Ford has introduced a smart school uniform this summer.

From September 2013 pupils entering Year 7/10 are required to wear the full new uniform.

All other year groups (8, 9 and 11) are not required to change their uniform at present but may purchase the new uniform if they wish. By September 2014, all Toynbee students must wear the new uniform.

Two Year 8 boys - George and Ben are wearing new smart uniform.
Two Year 8 boys – George and Ben are wearing new smart uniform.
Boys heading for Toynbee School
Boys heading for Toynbee School

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