School Uniform
The School uniform is a discipline in itself and must be adhered to strictly.
- All students are expected to wear the following school uniform:
- Students who do not wear the school uniform on a regular basis, will not be allowed to sit in the class and will be sent back home.
- Girls are not allowed to use make-up or nail-paint in school. They should also refrain from using flashy and expensive jewellery items.
- Boys should have proper hair-cut. Long or uneven hair are not permitted.
- Hair colouring or bleaching of hair is not permitted.
- Wearing of studs for boys, growing of beard for boys is not permitted.
- Any alterations of uniform (as tapered pants, tight shirt sleeves, shortened length of skirts) are not permitted.
SUMMER
Boys | Girls |
Striped Cotton Knit T-shirt (Half Sleeve) (Nur-Class II) Blue Shorts (Nur-Class II) Blue Striped Shirt (Half Sleeve) (Class III onwards) Blue Capris (Class III-V) Blue Capris (Class III-V) Blue Trousers (Class VI onwards) White Socks White Socks Black Shoes Belt Black Turban/Patka for Sikh boys | Striped Cotton Knit T-shirt (Half Sleeve) (Nur-Class II) Basic Skirt (Nur-Class II) Blue Striped Shirt (Half Sleeve) (Class III onwards) Blue Pleated Skirt (Class III-V) Blue Divided Skirt (Class VI onwards) White Socks Black Shoes Belt Black colour hair accessories |
Winter
Boys | Girls |
*School Red Jacket (Woollen) (Nur-V)
| *School Red Jacket (Woollen) (Nur-V)
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- Summer : House colour T-shirts, White Shorts/Trousers/Pleated Skirts, White hair accessories and white sports shoes will be worn on Wednesdays in Summer.
- Winter : White full Sleeves shirt, White Trousers/Pleated Skirts, White hair accessories and White sports Shoes along with the Pullover and Blazer will be worn on Wednesdays in
- Winter. Sikh boys will wear black Patkas/turban on Wednesdays.
- Children are expected to wear the respective House colour T-shirt, Tie and sports shorts/ sports Skirt during all Inter-House games.
- Sports-kit to be brought to school on the days indicated.
- Fabric: Raymonds