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Dress Code Policy

The school and college uniform are an identity of the Deens school and PU college and therefore should be respected and worn with pride. Students must be dressed in complete uniform on all days.

We have a zero-tolerance policy towards tardy uniform.

Students are expected to maintain personal hygiene and wear neat, well-pressed uniforms. 

School uniforms require adherence to specific clothing items, such as coloured shirts and trousers or skirts, school belts, and specific shoes and socks. For further details, kindly refer “Deens Academy Uniform” details in the following section.

Students of grades 1-12 should wear the sports uniform on Wednesdays.

Students should come in regular school uniform on the day school reopens at the beginning of an academic session, even if this falls on a Wednesday.

Students are expected to wear their neckties on Mondays and on special events which will be communicated by class teacher/event coordinators.

Students are expected to wear the caps and sweaters as per the school uniform code only.

Sweatshirts are permitted only if the weather is cold or windy. Sweatshirts are not permitted in warm weather, and they will not be allowed to hang around.

Girls from Islam religion are allowed to wear a Hijab which should be Black in colour.

Boys from Sikh religion can wear Turbans of Black in colour.

Senior school students should wear lab coat, 

 

Hair and Personal Grooming

All boys must keep their hair short (not being more than 2 inches long). Boys will not be permitted to sport trendy hairstyles. Exceptions on religious grounds will be made. The school will use the on-call barber to have the hair cut with no parental consent. Senior boys need to have a neat shaven look.

 

Girls up to grade 8 with long hair should tie their hair into 2 plaits along with a black hair band. Girls of grade 9 above are permitted to wear their hair in a single plait or ponytail, tied back with black bands only. Fringe will need to neatly be clipped.

 

Jewellery 

 

Students are permitted to wear only studs in their ears. More than 2 ear piercings are not permitted. Girls can have a single stud nose pin. Nose rings are not allowed.

 Any other jewellery is not permitted and shall be confiscated. Boys are not permitted to wear any jewellery.

Body piercing of any other form is not permitted. Permanent tattoos will have to be taken off. 

Students who wish to line their eyes with Kajal are expected to wear only a single line of 1 mm of kajal. Thicker streaks of kajal or eyeliner are not permitted.

Hair streaking, hair extensions, coloured lip balms, make-up, nail polish, long nails and shortening of shirt sleeves among girl students is prohibited.

Birthdays and colour days

On occasions when children are permitted to wear coloured clothes to school, they are required to be in formal clothing which is suitable for the school atmosphere. Boys and girls of grades 5 and above need to wear clothing that ends below their knees. Children’s wearing inappropriate clothing will be asked to remediate on immediate basis.

Children will wear only school track pants for dance classes.

Children will wear only school shorts for all sports – related activities.

 

Electronics items

Students are not permitted to wear watches until grade 6. Only analog watches can be worn by students. Digital / Smart watches are not permitted for any grade. Any electronic item which is not permitted as per school policy will be confiscated in case they are found on the student.

Electronics items other than Analog watches like cell phone, EarPods etc. are strictly prohibited.

Special Instructions

For special days like Sports day, Annual day, class teacher will send out communications from time to time on applicable dress code which needs to be strictly adhered to.

It is mandatory for senior school students to wear lab coat, safety glasses or a face shield during chemistry lab sessions.

Actions to be taken

Class teachers will ensure that the Dress Code is adhered to.

The Principal/Headmistress/Coordinator will conduct random periodic clothing inspections to ensure students are upholding the standards of the Dress Code.

Prohibited items will be confiscated and will be returned in the end of academic year.

Consequences will include

 

Children not following the Deens Dress Code will be asked to remediate on immediate basis either by changing into applicable school uniform or asked to go back home by parent/guardian pickup.

A reminder will be sent home to parents via an email from the Principal/Headmistress/Coordinator.

Multiple violations might lead into a meeting with parents which could lead to disciplinary action because of insubordination.