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Yes. Measures are being taken though. Katya did a video on it. Usually Sept 1 is a big day to celebrate going back to school. Not so much this year in Volgograd at least.
I can't link her video for some reason but go to YouTube and search Rusalka and Sanya. Katya has blue hair.
Interesting, some of her speech was Russian so couldn't understand but noticed kids wearing a tie, is that normal for school? Most people not wearing mask except the boy put on his mask right outside the school, are mask required inside the school?
Interesting, some of her speech was Russian so couldn't understand but noticed kids wearing a tie, is that normal for school? Most people not wearing mask except the boy put on his mask right outside the school, are mask required inside the school?
It looks like it's a part of the "parade uniform" reserved for special occasions ( same as white aprons for girls with their brown dresses.) But the ties don't seem to be a "must" part of uniform, even for special occasion.
From what I see here - it looks like they have two different types of uniforms - both were used back in Soviet times; one earlier, the other one - in later period.
Now there is no special uniform of the same type as in the USSR, there are certain requirements, each school has its own dress code . The tie is always or only on holidays, the school decides. The standard is being developed, but it is not about design, it is more about fabrics, materials and characteristics.
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Russia has approved a preliminary standard for school uniforms
12: 01 03.09.2020 (updated: 12: 02 03.09.2020)
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MOSCOW, 3 sen-RIA Novosti. Rosstandart approved the preliminary national standard (NTS) for school uniforms, which will be valid for two years, starting from January 1, 2021, Roskachestvo said in a statement.
"The order of Rosstandart approved the preliminary national standard PNST 450-2020" school Uniform. General specifications". The document will enter into force on January 1, 2021 for a period up to January 1, 2023. According to the Federal law "on standardization in the Russian Federation", the preliminary national standard is approved for a limited period. During this time, the experience of its application is accumulated for possible subsequent adoption on the basis of the PNST of the national standard (GOST R), or cancellation of the document," the message reads.
Globus-RIA Novosti, 1920, 02.09.2020
"PNST 450-2020 applies to such products as jackets, jackets, sundresses, trousers and other items of clothing, as well as to such modern items of youth wardrobe as sweatshirts, bombers and the like"
The document includes parameters of breathability and hygroscopicity of the fabric, requirements for the top of products and lining. "Synthetic fibers do not have a high ability of the fabric to absorb, retain moisture, and breathe, so their large number in the product makes clothing uncomfortable for daily wear," the report says.
In addition to safety, the item must be comfortable to use, so the standard specifies the quality characteristics of the fabric: strength, resistance to abrasion, the ability to form pellets, as well as change its size after washing.
Now there is no special uniform of the same type as in the USSR, there are certain requirements, each school has its own dress code . The tie is always or only on holidays, the school decides. The standard is being developed, but it is not about design, it is more about fabrics, materials and characteristics.
tie in school k-12 seems strange to me as American.
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Now there is no special uniform of the same type as in the USSR, there are certain requirements, each school has its own dress code . The tie is always or only on holidays, the school decides. The standard is being developed, but it is not about design, it is more about fabrics, materials and characteristics.
I am aware that every school is free to have their own dress code, but so far everything I saw, MOST OF THEM look as close to Soviet uniforms as it gets.
And some of them look like something straight from Soviet times.
I am aware that every school is free to have their own dress code, but so far everything I saw, MOST OF THEM look as close to Soviet uniforms as it gets.
And some of them look like something straight from Soviet times.
And those huge white bows in braided girls hair don't look strange to you?
To be honest everything about Russia is strange to me.
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