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Strict school dress codes can affect self-esteem, academic warns

Strict school dress codes can affect self-esteem, academic warns
BBC England Monday 22 June 2026, 05:09 UTC 1 min read
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Dr Elizabeth Nassem from the University of Bradford says school uniforms are increasingly out of step.

Dr Elizabeth Nassem from the University of Bradford says school uniforms are increasingly out of step.
Elizabeth Nassem (PERSON) the University of Bradford (ORG)
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