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Schoolchildren told to wear tracksuits rather than uniform in new 'inclusivity' drive

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MPs have called for schoolchildren to wear tracksuits and trainers in classrooms across the country.A Commons Culture, Media and Sport committee report published on Monday told schools to adopt "sportswear-friendly" uniform policies.The cross-party group argued such changes would make uniforms more "inclusive" and remove obstacles to physical activity.The committee's report, titled Game On, suggested current PE kit requirements create engagement problems for pupils.Allowing children to wear comfortable clothing throughout the day would help them move more freely, the MPs say.The report said boys typically view PE lessons as exciting, while girls more often find them embarrassing or stressful.Inclusive Sportswear, an organisation cited in the report, described girls' PE kits as "mandatory over-sexualised uniforms" that offered a "lack of choice and comfort"."We recommend that the Government issue guidance making clear that schools are expected to adopt PE kit and uniform policies that...

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