School Uniform Policy
The school uniform is a symbol of discipline, unity, and pride. Every student is required to wear the prescribed school uniform in the approved design, colour, and pattern on all school days.
??? Students reporting to school without the proper uniform must bring a written explanation from their parent/guardian. Repeated violations may attract disciplinary action or fines as per school rules.
Pre-Primary Uniform
Nursery, LKG & UKG
Girls
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Red cotton-feel top with checkered collar
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Checkered piping on sleeves and button panel
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Red checkered V-neck tunic in tulle fabric
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Red piping on pocket side
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School belt and socks
Hair Guidelines
??? Hair should be neat, well-combed, and properly tied.
??? Two plaits secured with Red Ribbon or Red Rubber Bands.
??? Girls with shoulder-length hair must wear a Red Hair Band.
Boys
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Red cotton-feel shirt with checkered collar
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Checkered piping on sleeves and button panel
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Red checkered half pants in tulle fabric
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Red piping on pocket side
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School belt and socks
Hair Guidelines
??? Hair should be clean, neatly combed, and properly groomed.
??? A simple and decent haircut is mandatory.
??? Fancy hairstyles are strictly prohibited.
Regular School Uniform
To be worn on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays & Fridays
Girls (Classes I – V)
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Blue Checkered Tunic
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Dark Blue Shorts
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Sky Blue Chambray Shirt
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Dark Blue turn-up sleeves
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School Tie
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School Belt
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School Socks
Boys (Classes I – III)
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Dark Raymond Blue Half Pants
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Sky Blue Chambray Shirt
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Dark Blue turn-up sleeves
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School Tie
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School Belt
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School Socks
Girls (Classes VI – VIII)
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Bright Blue Checkered Box-Pleated Skirt
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Dark Blue Shorts
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Sky Blue Chambray Shirt
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Dark Blue turn-up sleeves
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School Tie
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School Belt
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School Socks
Boys (Classes IV – XII)
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Dark Raymond Blue Full Pants
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Sky Blue Chambray Shirt
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Dark Blue turn-up sleeves
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School Tie
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School Belt
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School Socks
Girls (Classes IX – XII)
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Dark Blue Chambray Kurti
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Dark Raymond Blue Salwar
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Bright Blue Checkered Jacket
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Checkered piping on sleeves
House Uniform
To be worn on Wednesdays & Saturdays
For all students from Classes I – XII:
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House T-Shirt in one of the House Colours:
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Red
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Blue
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Green
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Yellow
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School logo printed on T-shirt
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Dark Raymond Blue Track Pants
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Single White Side Piping
This uniform is worn during house activities, sports events, and designated school days.
Winter Uniform
(November – February)
Students must wear:
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Regular School Uniform
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V-Neck Sleeveless School Sweater
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Dark Blue School Blazer
Only the prescribed school winter wear is permitted.
Hair Regulations
Girls
??? Hair should always be neat, clean, and properly groomed.
??? Long hair must be tied into two plaits.
??? Plaits should be secured with Dark Raymond Blue Ribbon or Rubber Bands.
??? Shoulder-length hair must be secured using a Dark Raymond Blue Hair Band.
Boys
??? Hair should be short, neat, and well-combed.
??? Fancy hairstyles, spikes, designer cuts, and beards are not permitted.
??? Sikh students must wear a Dark Raymond Blue Turban.
Footwear
Nursery – Class V
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Black Velcro Shoes
Class VI – XII
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Black Lace-Up Shoes
Monsoon Season
??? Black sandals may be worn during the rainy season if permitted by the school.
Important Uniform Guidelines
Strictly Prohibited
The following are not allowed under any circumstances:
??? Henna (Mehendi)
??? Tattoos
??? Kohl / Kajal
??? Lip Gloss or Cosmetics
??? Hair Gel
??? Puffy or Fashion Hairstyles
??? Fancy Hair Accessories
??? Designer Wrist Watches
??? Decorative Jewellery
??? Fancy Spectacle Frames
??? Fashion Accessories inconsistent with the school uniform
Permitted Accessories
??? Spectacles with simple Black or Brown Metallic Frames
??? Wrist Watches with Black or Brown Leather Straps
No other accessories may be worn without prior approval.
Uniform Discipline
The school expects every student to wear the uniform with dignity, cleanliness, and pride. Adherence to the uniform code promotes discipline, equality, and a sense of belonging among all students.
"A neat uniform reflects discipline, self-respect, and pride in one's school."