St Pat’s Wellington student puffing about Puffer jackets

Friday, June 19th, 2015

St Patrick’s College Wellington student, Aiden Green, says the jacket rules at his school had suddenly changed this week.

Although pupils were told at an assembly last Wednesday that plain black jackets without writing were acceptable, teachers stood by the gate on Tuesday morning and patrolled at lunchtime to confiscate any non-uniform jackets, he said.

Green, 16, said the regulation jackets lacked the warmth of a puffer version. Continue reading

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