Alpina Schools & Colleges places importance on a neat, dignified, and uniform appearance, which reflects discipline, equality, and a sense of belonging within the school community.

Parents are requested to ensure that students wear the prescribed school uniform at all times. For the most up-to-date uniform specifications and details of authorised uniform suppliers, please contact the School Office.

Girls’ Uniform

Summer

Play Group to Class 3

• Prescribed school uniform

• Black shoes with flat heels

Class 4 onwards

• Blue check shirt

• White shalwar with white dupatta

• White scarf

In keeping with the school’s Islamic profile, heads must be covered while entering and leaving the school premises.

Winter

• Same as summer uniform

• Red cardigan

• Navy blue blazer

Boys’ Uniform

Summer

Play Group to Class 3

• Blue check shirt

• Navy blue shorts

• White socks

• Black shoes

Class 4 onwards

• Blue check shirt

• Navy blue trousers

Winter

• White shirt

• Grey trousers

• Grey sweater

• Navy blue blazer

• Maroon tie

Physical Training (P.T.) Uniform

(Applicable for both Summer and Winter)

Girls

Class 1 to 5

• School tracksuit

• White socks or leggings

• White tennis shoes

Class 6 onwards

• White shirt

• White shalwar and dupatta

• White joggers or sports shoes with socks

• (School tracksuit with dupatta is also permitted)

Boys

Class 1 to Class 8 / 10

• School tracksuit

• White socks

• White tennis shoes or joggers

Note: P.T. uniform is to be worn only on designated P.T. days.

Additional Requirements

• All blazers must have the school badge securely sewn onto the pocket.

• Sweaters, blazers, and personal items should be clearly labelled with the student’s name to avoid loss.

• Lunch boxes and water bottles must also be labelled.

General Guidelines

• Uniform regulations must be strictly observed.

• Jewellery, make-up, nail polish, and accessories are not permitted. For safety reasons, the school discourages the wearing of jewellery other than a wristwatch.

• Girls with long hair must keep it neatly tied.

• Boys are expected to maintain a neat haircut, with regular grooming.

• Students are not permitted to bring large sums of money, valuable items, mobile phones, electronic devices, or other valuables to school. The school cannot assume responsibility for such items.

• Personal hygiene is monitored regularly. If concerns arise, parents will be informed and are expected to take prompt remedial measures. This process is intended to support the child’s wellbeing and dignity.