Hi me my daughter and my grandson went shopping this morning to buy all of his new school uniform as he is starting secondary school in September. I bought all of his new uniform as I agreed with my daughter that I was going to. The cost was quite expensive. If you had to buy uniform this year how much did it cost? My grandsons uniform I bought him 2 of everything School jumper with school logo £11 School polo shirt with school logo £9 Black school trousers £7 School shoes £2 Pe top £10 Pe shorts £7
Lona please have these used plimsoles for your poor GC. I got them from a previous post last school holidays. They look as good as new. They only seem to come out once or twice a year ??
Jalima1108Lona's poor GCs are going to need somewhere to put their lunch money. There's a bitted purse here jeremynjenprice.blogspot.co.uk/2009/08/sassy-frass-scrappy-purse.html I'd make it myself but I'm afraid they'd lose all their pennies through the holes! Could you oblige please.
If they do need some clothes DD has a couple of pairs of jeans which seem to be very ripped all the way up, I was going to throw them out for rags but your DGC's need is greater Lona.
I'm on to it trisher, knitting with one hand and posting with the other.
(actually that pattern is so sweet I might make some for my own DGD, but Lona's poor cherubs must come first.)
Oh! I don't have 'frilly feathery yarn' so I'll stick to the sock knitting.
I've been out gathering sheep's wool from barbed wire fences all day and I've already carded it, spun it, mixed it with recycled lentils and now I'm knitting it into a balaclava cum liberty bodice for my GD. Beat that for thrifty!
You lot have missed the most important must have, get their names down quick thing!
No, on the day they are born you don't have to put their names down for Eton, Harrow or anywhere else, what you need to do is put them down for an allotment in Camden, apparently the waiting list is currently around 47 years!
Thank you all, you're so kind. My darlings are very grateful. The purses will be useful to carry the dry bread (for lunches) as well as the farthing each for a bottle of water. We'll keep the holey jeans and the plimsoles for weekends if you don't mind. Bless you all.