In Boys school uniform skirts and blouses

A UK school has said that boys who have trouble wearing pants in the summer months, should wear a skirt as part of the 'gender-neutral' uniform policy. OxfordSyear's Chilterna Edge High School boy forbids wearing shorts. The educational institute says, the boys who do not want to wear pants must wear the skirt. News Daily Mail At the beginning of the current year, school leaders of Sunning Common started introducing rules for wearing 'pants' or 'skirt' as a 'more formal' uniform. In the decision of the school authorities, a student's father, Alester Vince-Porteas, would like to know if his son can wear shirts made from tail. However, the school said that it was not part of the uniform. Vince-Porteas also said that uniform policy is now 'gender-neutral' and boys may wear skirts if they want to. Schools accept gender-neutral policies so that students of third sex can feel more relaxed. Many schools now say that both skirts and pants will be able to wear students of both sexes. According to the law of equality, there is a responsibility of the school to protect the discrimination of third-party students. Meanwhile, the UK army said they established gender-neutral toilets in their headquarters. Not only that, the text containing 'women' and 'men' from the toilet was removed from the toilet in Hampshire. The changes that have been made to gender equality across the UK are seen in military and government organizations. The authorities have warned officers to stop promotions if they fail to create 'inclusive and diverse' environment.