School Uniform Policy
Our School uniform is one of the requirements that each student must have. It is capable of instilling discipline and pride, and also believed to ‘lift’ grades as it crafts a more formal and academic atmosphere.
Introduction
It is our policy that all children should wear school uniform when attending school We provide a complete list of the items needed for school uniform:
| Boys | Girls |
| White Hat (kufi) | Black Scarf |
| White khamees | Black Underscarf |
| Black, white and Grey Under Garment | Black Albia |
| Black, white and Grey Under Trousers | Dark coloured under garments |
| Black Shoes | Black Shoes |
Aims and objectives
Our policy is based on the notion that a school uniform:
- promotes a sense of pride in the school;
- engenders a feeling of community and belonging;
- is practical and smart;
- identifies the children with the school;
- is not distracting in class (as fashion clothes might be);
- makes children feel equal to their peers in terms of appearance;
- is regarded as suitable, and good value for money, by most parents;
- has been designed with health and safety in mind.
Jewellery
On health and safety grounds we do not allow children to wear jewellery in our school. The exceptions to this rule are ear-ring studs in pierced ears.
Extreme haircuts
The school only permits children to have haircuts that are the Sunnah this is that the whole hair is cut at the same level.
Footwear
The school wants all children to grow into healthy adults. We believe that it is dangerous for children to wear shoes with platform soles or high heels in school, so we do not allow this. Neither do we allow children to wear trainers to school (except for P.E.) these are appropriate for sport or as leisurewear, but are not in keeping with the smart appearance of a school uniform.
The role of parents
We ask all parents who send their children to our school for their support of the school uniform policy. We believe that parents have a duty to send their children to school correctly dressed and ready for their daily schoolwork. Parents should ensure that their child has the correct uniform, and that it is clean and in good repair.
Please Note :-
Should an item of school uniform prove problematic for a pupil with disabilities then parents are invited to draw this to the attention of the Head teacher. The school will not treat pupils with disabilities unfavourably.
