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Hmm... my LO is only 17 months but I think I would be weird about borrowed undies! Seems like that is the type of thing they school should just have new packs of and let you keep them after use. Otherwise yes, our school does have some backup clothes in case LO runs out and you wash and return them.

Yes, they have a storage unit for individual children where we leave clothes all the time and also a communal shared clothes drawer in the classroom bathroom area. The kids are outside as much as possible so they get wet and muddy every day basically.

We leave a 3 gallon Ziploc bag at her school in her cubby with extra clothes, undies, a toothbrush, and hair accessories. All the kids have this at school. We just had to switch it out for winter clothes.

We leave a set of clothes at school. There is a closet full of clothes too. The first time I worked there a little girl that got all wet and didn't have a change of clothes. I got to pick out a new shirt and there was quite an interesting selection!

We are required to send in a full outfit change every time as a lot of the school session is conducted outdoors (forest school) and they adhere to the philosophy that there is no such thing as bad weather, just bad clothing choices. Given how much time they spend outdoors, regardless of the weather, and that they are encouraged to explore the mud, sand, puddles etc, they require an extra change of clothes in case their outfits get wet/muddy etc. They do wear school provided waterproof suits for a lot of their activities but they're not completely fail safe. The school does not provide extra clothing so everyone sends an outfit change in a little backpack and hangs it on a hook in the cloakroom.

I always send extra clothes in her bag.

LO is only 16 months and in daycare, but yes. We keep a couple outfits on hand but if I don't get those returned in time she will come home in other clothes.

I always send an extra outfit (leggings, top, undies, socks), but recently she came home in random leggings and socks because she splashed in a puddle. I asked her why she didn't go to her extra clothes bag and she said the teacher gave clothes to another kid and she wanted to wear "school" clothes too. Lol

He has a basket that has several extra pairs of pants, underwear, socks, a spare shirt, and a spare pair of shoes. They also have spare clothes if he runs out (he's recently transitioned to wearing underwear almost full time at school, save for naps when he wears a pull-up), hence all the extra clothes.