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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-32939-5School uniform; dress codes; gendered identities; new materialism; postcolonial legacy; school policies; s

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School Uniforms978-3-031-32939-5Series ISSN 2946-2177 Series E-ISSN 2946-2185

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Rachel Shanks,Julie Ovington,Ainsley CarnarvonFeatures Caribbean, England, Ireland, Scotland and Zimbabwe to illustrate colonial legacy of school policy.Considers the degendering and decarbonisation of school uniform.Provides an introduction to n

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Introduction: The Threads of School Uniforms Woven in/with/through Countries,land and Zimbabwe to illustrate this colonial legacy. As well as looking at the potential ways that school uniform could be decolonialised, the book also considers the degendering and decarbonisation of school uniform.

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,‘Matter Matters’: The Importance of the Material World and Tinythings,Kingdom (UK) and school bags to trouble the dominant discourse of school readiness to reveal what matter matters to children. The chapter creates a space for new voices to emerge in relation to school uniforms and what they do as performative actants. The school bag is explored as a site of resistan