SCHOOL UNIFORM

The main objective of the school uniform is to maintain uniformity in appearance. The school uniform has a significant impact on a student's life. Students should wear uniform all times during school hours. No students shall leave the school compound without uniform, changing uniform and leaving school compound is a punishable act.
1.1 The following regulations must be followed:
i. Cleanliness and personal hygiene must be maintained.
ii. The school uniform for boys is a sky-blue shirt (having a school monogram on the left side pocket) with a collar, grey (ash) pants, and must wear black shoes/sneakers/keds.

iii. The use of jeans clothes is forbidden.
iv. Boys must have a proper and decent haircut. Long hair, as well as long nails, are not permitted. Students are not allowed to highlight, colour, or tint their hair. Girl students shall not wear any jewelry, have long nails, or apply nail polish/kajal, mehendi when they come to school.
v. Shirts must be tucked in properly and no shabbiness in costumes and manners be allowed.
vi. The school uniform for junior girls (grades III to V) is a sky blue top and gray skirts with a monogram on left side. Girls will wear navy-blue copy. Uniform for senior girls (grade VI and above) is sky blue kameez, gray color urna, belt, and salwar. During the winter students will use a navy blue blazer or sweater with a monogram.
vii. Girls must always make two plaits and tie up their hair properly using white/black bands or clips.

viii. For weekly sports activities girls and boys must wear their sports uniform (grey long trousers and a T-shirt with a school monogram arranged by the school).
ix. Students must always reflect a well-groomed appearance.
x. Students without the proper school uniform will not be allowed to enter the school premises. Uniform is a symbol of unity among all pupils.
pupils NB: Parents/guardians are advised to collect materials from the school shop on payment and get uniform made by the school tailor.