Uniform

All children are required to be in uniform. The children are expected to wear their uniform with pride and be neatly dressed at all times. It sets a good tone and standard and helps to identify the school.

We appreciate the support of all parents in ensuring that children maintain a high standard of hygiene, cleanliness and appearance at all times. Boys should wear their hair short and neatly trimmed. Sikhas, if worn must be tied up. Girls need to keep their hair tied back and plaited if possible. They can use simple slides or ribbons in either navy blue , black or dark brown. Fancy hair accessories, make-up or nail polish are definitely not allowed at school. Earrings should be simple studs. Tulasi beads can be worn but then need to be worn very close to the body so that they don’t get caught on anything.

The children are encouraged to wear tilak.

All items of uniform should be clearly marked and nametags should be firmly attached. This prevents mix-up and enables us to better trace lost items.

Jumpers, coats and fleeces should have strong loops so they can be hung up.

Children from year 3 on wards are allowed to wear watches. However the child should be responsible enough to look after his/her belongings.

You can order School Jumpers online from The Uniform Shop

Both the jumper and the polo t-shirt have embroidered logos and the cost for these items is paid directly to the supplier and Gurukula does not profit from this or any uniform items.

Orders placed from Monday to Sunday will be ready to collect on Friday of the following week from the Gurukula.
This uniform will be in place from this September but parents who still wish to use the old uniform can do so and then by January 2027 the old uniform will no longer be allowed.

Any questions or comments please call 07740 361 349