The principal of the school claims that what appears to be a skirt is actually a kilt, a typical Scottish man's garment.

Nyakasura Secondary is the name of the education center. Both day students and boarding students attend this high school in Uganda. Male students are required to wear skirts, which makes the school unique because normally, male students wear shorts and pants. Only this unique school in East Africa carries out this practice. The principal of the school claims that what appears to be a skirt is actually a kilt, a typical Scottish man’s garment. He revealed that the school was founded in 1926 by Ernest William Calwell, a Scottish missionary who lived in the area during the colonial era.

The majority of students, especially the male ones, when asked about the practice, say they have no problem donning kilts because they are accustomed to the tradition and have been thoroughly educated about the school’s history, which explains the significance of wearing uniforms that resemble skirts alongside their female counterparts. Your thoughts on this, please. Put your thoughts in the comment area.i