A school uniform is a standardized outfit worn by students primarily for the purpose of promoting unity, discipline, and equality within the school environment. Uniforms can vary based on:
A. Gender (though many schools now offer gender-neutral options)
B. Season (summer vs. winter)
C. School Level (primary, middle, high school)
🔸 Typical Components
👕 For Boys:
A. Shirt: White or light-colored, short- or long-sleeved, usually button-down with a collar.
B. Trousers or Shorts: Usually navy blue, grey, black, or khaki.
C. Tie: Often with school colors or stripes (optional in summer).
D. Blazer or Sweater: Worn in colder months, often with the school logo.
E. Shoes: Black leather or formal shoes, sometimes white for sports.
F. Socks: Matching the uniform, typically white, grey, or black.
G. Belt: Simple black or brown, if required.
👗 For Girls:
A. Blouse or Shirt: White or light-colored, often similar to boys’ shirts.
B. Skirt or Dress: Usually knee-length, in school-specific colors or patterns (e.g., plaid).
C. Tunic or Salwar Kameez: Common in countries like India.
D. Tie or Ribbon: Often matching the school colors.
E. Blazer or Sweater: With school badge or logo.
F. Shoes: Black or brown formal shoes, sometimes Mary Janes.
G. Socks or Stockings: White, navy, or grey, depending on season.
🎽 For Physical Education (PE):
A. T-shirt: Often in house/team colors.
B. Track Pants or Shorts
C. Sports Shoes
D. Cap (optional in some schools)
E. Jersey (for competitive teams)
🔹 Accessories & Guidelines
A. ID Badge: Worn daily on a lanyard or clipped to the shirt.
B. Hair: Often required to be neat and tied back (especially for girls).
C. Jewelry: Usually limited to studs or simple items.
D. Nails/Makeup: Often restricted or prohibited.