[PHOTOS] Korean High School Students Go All Out With Dressing On Picture Day
Best way to end school.
A high school in South Korea has allowed their students to dress up in whatever they want for their graduation photo-taking day — and these kids did not hold back
Uijeongbu High School in Gyeonggi-do, South Korea, is an all-boys school that holds its graduation picture day a couple months before the actual ceremony.
According to Vice Asia, the high school's tradition of allowing their students to dress in fun costumes has caught nationwide attention since 2009.
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Instead of the typical 'neat, look-at-camera-and-smile' type of graduation photos, these students get to unleash their fun side, making it a memorable day
From Mario to Avatar characters, students this year came dressed in all kinds of costumes.
Here are some of our favourites:
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Not just one, but two boys showed up as mermaids in shell costumes, with one carrying an octopus and fish in each hand
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Another type of 'sea creature' also made an appearance:
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Some came as celebrities, such as UK singer Sam Smith and Charlie Chaplin, while others showed up as movie and cartoon characters
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What a fun way to end school!
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A Japanese university previously went viral when they allowed students to dress in costumes to collect their certificates at the graduation ceremony itself:
Meanwhile, in the Philippines, a school came up with a fun solution to prevent kids from cheating during their exams:
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