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Tseung Kwan O – Chun Dao Wesleyan Primary School announced that students who had not yet received their winter school uniforms could wear casual clothing while attending school, a decision that has been praised by parents and students alike. The school’s notice, issued on 10 November 2026, explained that the uniform supplier would not deliver winter uniforms until the end of November. With temperatures in Hong Kong beginning to drop, the school offered a flexible arrangement to allow students to wear everyday clothes until the new uniforms arrived. Parents who shared the announcement on social media expressed appreciation for the school’s “considerate” approach. Comments highlighted the school’s willingness to adapt to students’ needs and the perceived “student‑first” attitude. In an interview with the parenting magazine Oh! Parents, Principal Lin De‑Yu (林德育) said the policy was guided by a clear temperature threshold. “We use 15 °C as a reference line; a degree or two above or below that does not cause us to worry. The most important factor is the students’ physical condition,” he explained. Lin added that the school’s priority is health, and uniform uniformity is secondary. According to Lin, about one‑third of the students chose to wear winter uniforms or casual clothes on the day the notice was issued. He also noted that the school has long had a flexible seasonal change system that allows students to wear suitable outerwear, such as down jackets, in the event of a cold‑weather alert. The principal said the school will continue to adjust its policies in response to weather changes, focusing on students’ warmth and well‑being. Article source: Sing Tao Electronic Daily | Image credit: Sing Tao Electronic Daily
Tseung Kwan O – Chun Dao Wesleyan Primary School announced that students who had not yet received their winter school uniforms could wear casual clothing while attending school, a decision that has been praised by parents and students alike. The school’s notice, issued on 10 November 2026, explained that the uniform supplier would not deliver winter uniforms until the end of November. With temperatures in Hong Kong beginning to drop, the school offered a flexible arrangement to allow students to wear everyday clothes until the new uniforms arrived. Parents who shared the announcement on social media expressed appreciation for the school’s “considerate” approach. Comments highlighted the school’s willingness to adapt to students’ needs and the perceived “student‑first” attitude. In an interview with the parenting magazine Oh! Parents, Principal Lin De‑Yu (林德育) said the policy was guided by a clear temperature threshold. “We use 15 °C as a reference line; a degree or two above or below that does not cause us to worry. The most important factor is the students’ physical condition,” he explained. Lin added that the school’s priority is health, and uniform uniformity is secondary. According to Lin, about one‑third of the students chose to wear winter uniforms or casual clothes on the day the notice was issued. He also noted that the school has long had a flexible seasonal change system that allows students to wear suitable outerwear, such as down jackets, in the event of a cold‑weather alert. The principal said the school will continue to adjust its policies in response to weather changes, focusing on students’ warmth and well‑being.
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