School Uniform Guidelines – A Reflection of Discipline and Identity

Our uniform policy fosters a sense of unity, pride and professionalism among students. It reflects the values we uphold and encourages a focused, respectful learning environment.

The school uniform promotes a sense of belonging among all students, regardless of background.
Our uniforms are designed with practicality and comfort in mind for all age groups.
Every detail — from shirt patterns to sock stripes — has been selected to reflect school identity.
Wearing the uniform instills a sense of responsibility and pride in our students.
Uniforms are categorized by class levels and days to suit the day’s activities.
White uniform days (Wednesdays) encourage a spirit of simplicity and unity.
Saturday uniforms focus on house spirit and are ideal for physical activities.
Special attention has been given to ensure that girls’ uniforms are modest and comfortable.
Kindergarten uniforms are playful, flexible, and easy to wear for little learners.
Parents are encouraged to ensure that uniforms are clean, well-maintained and labeled.
House T-shirts worn on Saturdays are color-coded to represent different school houses.
The school conducts regular inspections to encourage tidiness and adherence to dress code.
Uniform guidelines are introduced to students as part of their character education.
Shoes and socks are standardized to minimize distractions and maintain uniformity.
Uniforms help reduce peer pressure and promote equality across all classes.
Clear instructions are provided to parents at the time of admission and through regular updates.
The uniform code is enforced fairly and consistently by staff across all grades.
Students represent the school even outside campus and proper attire reflects well on everyone.
St. Claret High School believes that good habits, including proper dress, lead to lifelong discipline.