Casual clothes school?

[AliceS]

I'm moving to a school with casual clothes next year, but after spending the last 11 years of my schooling life in uniformed schools I'm not sure what's acceptable and okay and what's not. If anyone could help me out that would be much appreciated.
  

[psyxwar]

My previous school was a casual clothes school and you can wear whatever you want, provided its not offensive/ inappropriate.

[--whiteskies]

My previous school was a casual clothes school and you can wear whatever you want, provided its not offensive/ inappropriate.

what i love about your old school is definitely the trackies and junners on the train trend.

[chasej]

I'm moving to a school with casual clothes next year, but after spending the last 11 years of my schooling life in uniformed schools I'm not sure what's acceptable and okay and what's not. If anyone could help me out that would be much appreciated.
 

It depends on the school. But generally casual means whatever you want but you should still use restraint and try to look respectable. i.e. clean shaven for boys, dress/shorts not too short for girls etc.

I normally just wear tracksuit pants or shorts, good t-shirt and runners for casual days. Probably different for girls.

[ShortBlackChick]

Slight tangent: http://www.smh.com.au/national/education/bathurst-public-school-has-angered-parents-after-banning-girls-from-wearing-shorts-20131128-2ye4c.html

[pi]

My school for yr7-8, UHS, was casual clothes. People wore whatever they wanted to, anything from t-shirt and jeans, to pyjamas, to an athletic outfit, to etc etc.