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Subject: Re: Forgotten PE Kit - UK Primary Schools
Author: Bare Brit
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] Date Posted:04:48:02 12/01/25 Mon Author Host/IP: 194.26.211.217 In reply to:
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's message, "Forgotten PE Kit - UK Primary Schools" on 09:19:06 11/23/25 Sun
I was at primary school in the 80s, and that was pretty much standard practice. If you forgot your PE kit, you did it in your undies. Boys and girls.
At my first primary school, when we were in first-year infants (and possibly second-year too), we always did PE in our underwear. Again the same for both boys and girls. No way would they get away with doing that nowadays
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Date Posted:03:46:48 12/04/25 Thu Author Host/IP: 76.195.201.31
I saw different version of same thing US in 70s. I think times were far more relaxedthan now.
We were issued gym shorts and we did not were school briefs under them. You could go shirtless. It was optional for calethenics and none for swimming. I was surprised boys opted not to wear them.
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