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MissCh�ri
And what's your school bag style?
I go to a all-girls school in London, so mainly everyone has the Nike Just Do It bags, bags from Primark, oversized handbags and some have these tiny leather bags
My new school bag is a shocking pink metallic mini backpack from Primark!
I like the oversized bags, I mean they look fashionable and you can fit all your stuff.
I think it is stupid to carry those Just Do It bags - it doesn't even fit a standard A4 book...
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oversized bags :)
like big indie type of bags.
BetsyVille Bags
Coach
strapy gladiator sandals are really in as well.
oversized bags :)
like big indie type of bags.
BetsyVille Bags
Coach
strapy gladiator sandals are really in as well.
How can students being aloud to carry school bags around school help them stay more organized?
mellyk96
I have an essay due about why we should get the school rules changed about school bags and i came up with that reasong but i need examples to help support it.
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If they 'allow' this it will:
1: Save time - as students will not be constantly going to get books from a locker.
2: It will allow students to organise their bags in the morning so that all that they need is in the bag.
3: They can leave some items in their locker and carry some so their bags are not too heavy.
4: If children are taught how to carry bags/backpacks correctly on their backs then certain problems will be alleviated.
How to carry your bag correctly:
Dr. Skaggs suggests the following to alleviate back pain caused by carrying too heavy a load in a backpack:
* ALWAYS USE BOTH SHOULDER STRAPS: "It's important for children to use both shoulder straps instead of simply slinging the backpack over one shoulder," Dr. Skaggs says. "Using one strap can cause children to walk improperly and places all the load on one shoulder."
* PACK CORRECTLY: Dr. Skaggs recommends that heavier books and items be packed closest to the back so that the center of gravity is near the center of the pelvis. Secondly, he reminds children to not pack so that there are sharp comers. "A load on the shoulders will naturally cause you to lean forward," he said. "That's why it's important to distribute the weight evenly."
* SELECT THE BACKPACK THAT'S RIGHT FOR YOU: "The standard two-strap backpack is good for light loads. For heavier loads, a backpack with a hip belt takes the load off of the shoulders and distributes it to the pelvis and hips," Dr. Skaggs said. Dr. Skaggs also recommends selecting a backpack that has a well padded area that touches the back and shoulders so sharp corners will not cause discomfort by sticking into the back.
If they 'allow' this it will:
1: Save time - as students will not be constantly going to get books from a locker.
2: It will allow students to organise their bags in the morning so that all that they need is in the bag.
3: They can leave some items in their locker and carry some so their bags are not too heavy.
4: If children are taught how to carry bags/backpacks correctly on their backs then certain problems will be alleviated.
How to carry your bag correctly:
Dr. Skaggs suggests the following to alleviate back pain caused by carrying too heavy a load in a backpack:
* ALWAYS USE BOTH SHOULDER STRAPS: "It's important for children to use both shoulder straps instead of simply slinging the backpack over one shoulder," Dr. Skaggs says. "Using one strap can cause children to walk improperly and places all the load on one shoulder."
* PACK CORRECTLY: Dr. Skaggs recommends that heavier books and items be packed closest to the back so that the center of gravity is near the center of the pelvis. Secondly, he reminds children to not pack so that there are sharp comers. "A load on the shoulders will naturally cause you to lean forward," he said. "That's why it's important to distribute the weight evenly."
* SELECT THE BACKPACK THAT'S RIGHT FOR YOU: "The standard two-strap backpack is good for light loads. For heavier loads, a backpack with a hip belt takes the load off of the shoulders and distributes it to the pelvis and hips," Dr. Skaggs said. Dr. Skaggs also recommends selecting a backpack that has a well padded area that touches the back and shoulders so sharp corners will not cause discomfort by sticking into the back.
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