Trutex a school uniform maker based in Lancashire, UK is considering adding satellite tracking devices to its clothing range so parents will know where their children are. The move comes after Bladerunner another English clothing company revealed it was selling stab-proof t-shirts, hooded tops and school blazers to parents worried about their children being attacked. It seems unlikely that a teenager would willingly wear a GPS-laced outfit as only half of all pupils aged 12 and under said they would not mind wearing the uniforms.

The company has not disclosed pricing or release date but with 59 per cent of the parents interested in the uniforms with satellite tracking systems it is not long before.
Trutex (UK)