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23 June 2017

3432 GB adults surveyed

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Around 30 boys at a school in Exeter have worn skirts in protest against the heat, as they are not allowed to wear shorts, only trousers. Do you agree or disagree that pupils should be allowed to wear whatever keeps them cooler?

Conducted 23 June 2017

YouGov surveyed 3432 GB adults

78%
11%
11%
Around 30 boys at a school in Exeter have worn skirts in protest against the heat, as they are not allowed to wear shorts, only trousers. Do you agree or disagree that pupils should be allowed to wear whatever keeps them cooler?

Conducted 23 June 2017

YouGov surveyed 3432 GB adults

By:
78%
11%
11%

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