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2006 BRIEF GUIDELINES FOR STUDENT ATTIRE & APPEARANCE

Objective: All students are expected to maintain neat appearance and good personal hygiene.
SPECIFICATIONS
BOYS
GIRLS

Hair
P Well-groomed and neatly in place
P Not touching the collar or ears
P No long side-burns, moustaches or beards
P No colouring, tinting or highlighting of hair
P Long hair length must be neatly tied up
P No colouring, tinting or highlighting of hair

Jewellery
P No earrings/studs
P Necklaces/Chains must be hidden by the college shirt
P No other types of jewellery is permitted unless due to religious reasons and permission from the college admin is granted
P One ear stud per ear
P No make up to be worn when in college attire
P Necklaces/Chains must be hidden by the college blouse.
P No other types of jewellery is permitted unless due to religious reasons and permission from the college admin is granted

Shirt/Blouse
P Must be of acceptable size/not too big
P Must be neatly tucked in
P College pin must be displayed prominently on the left shirt/blouse collar

Pants/Skirt
P Must fit snugly at the waist
P Not too tight-fitting or excessively baggy
P Must fit snugly at the waist
P Must be of approx, 2.5 cm above the knee (max.)

College Tie
P Worn on Wednesdays between 7.30 am to 2.15 pm or whenever instructed to do so
P Tie knot must be positioned at the shirt/blouse collar
P Tip of the tie should reach the upper tip of the college pants/skirt whilst standing

Shoes & Socks
P Must fully conceal the feet
P Height must not exceed the ankle region ie. no high cut shoes or shoes reaching the calf region
P No luminous or unacceptable shoe/lace colours
P Socks must be worn

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Serious offences or offences that jeopardises the college reputation or image, eg.:

· Open defiance
· Cheating
· Smoking/Consumption of controlled drugs
· Theft
· Vandalism
· Gambling
· Possession/Distribution of Undesirable materials (eg. Pornography, pirated intellectual property, etc)
· Defaming members of the college staff or inciting ethnic discord (either verbally or in written form ie. In weblogs)
· Other acts that may fall into this category