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Well, I think I agree with you, it does save time in the mornings. What Vako said about eliminating distractions, I don't know what its like to not wear uniforms so I can't compare but to be honest it doesn't seem to have helped much here. Maybe it would be worse with people wearing their own clothes. Yeh the hair thing is annoying, its not like you can change it when you can get home. Its not as bad as it could be, I think the rule is worded about collar length hair being the maximum for guys so I've ended growing a very emo/scene fringe lol, planning on colouring it with black and purple as soon as school is over. Anyway the whole country isn't like that, I must go to one of the stricter public schools. I know that the other ones in my area are a lot more lenient on dress/hair especally for 6th formers (6th form is the last two years of seconday school and they're optional). Oh and piercings, those are technically banned but you can get away with wearing those clear plastic things.
I don't think I've heard any of those sterotypes of Canadians before, I always thought it looked like a nice place to visit. Been to a few European countries like Austria, Iceland, France and Germany but only traveling through, Italy, Belgium and also to the US, I've enjoyed every trip. Shame travel is so expensive.
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