In line with the practices of the Student Council, our “casual dress days” are in effect this year, as well. Casual dress may be worn by our Primary school students on Wednesdays and High school students on Fridays, on condition that they comply with the rules that are established by the Student Council.What may be worn?You may wear every kind of clothes you have at home and you use in your daily life as long as they are appropriate for school. This means that you do not have to buy anything new.
The following may not be worn:
*Clothes that has prints which are not appropriate for a school environment
*Clothes with slang prints on
*Uniforms of teams or other fan clothes
*Torn blue jeans and other clothes with tears
*Pants with too low waists
*High heel shoes
*Transparent clothes or those that has holes
*Work out clothes
*Mini shorts
*For girls: T-shirts with straps, too low necklines or those that show the belly
*For boys: sleeveless t-shirts, tanks without sleeves
*Exaggerated accessories such as metal chains or long key chains
*Hats, berets
*Sweatshirts with hoods may be worn however hoods may not be pulled up when inside school
*Slippers or sandals
*Too short mini skirts
*Clauses in the Student and Parent Handbooks related to jewelry make up and hair dos should be complied with.
*Clothes that has prints associating with drugs, alcoholic drinks, sex, terror, ideological or religious slogans.
*When you are sensitive and careful about following the above stated rules, casual dress days at school will be pleasant for all.
The following may not be worn:
*Clothes that has prints which are not appropriate for a school environment
*Clothes with slang prints on
*Uniforms of teams or other fan clothes
*Torn blue jeans and other clothes with tears
*Pants with too low waists
*High heel shoes
*Transparent clothes or those that has holes
*Work out clothes
*Mini shorts
*For girls: T-shirts with straps, too low necklines or those that show the belly
*For boys: sleeveless t-shirts, tanks without sleeves
*Exaggerated accessories such as metal chains or long key chains
*Hats, berets
*Sweatshirts with hoods may be worn however hoods may not be pulled up when inside school
*Slippers or sandals
*Too short mini skirts
*Clauses in the Student and Parent Handbooks related to jewelry make up and hair dos should be complied with.
*Clothes that has prints associating with drugs, alcoholic drinks, sex, terror, ideological or religious slogans.
*When you are sensitive and careful about following the above stated rules, casual dress days at school will be pleasant for all.
6 comments:
at the flag ceremony Cey alpauti said that there was a new teacher in the english department and she also said that swe was going to teach 9A and an other class but is it true that she will teach 9A???
She was the EXTRA ENGLISH teacher. If some of us need extra English he will probably be together with new teacher. What a stone.
ok then... ı am relieved
No dudes, she will be the year 9D teacher only. I will continue with 9A(of course I would not have it any other way!) and Mr Morgan will help those in year 9 who need to catch up out of class. Mr Turkoz your details from the student council are very well presented and now I am relieved that ı am not expected to come to school in my holey, tattered mini low waister skirt and slogan bearing bellied t-shirt, "Stone you and every little Stone beside you!, you STONE!"
Its my favourite t-shirt and skirt combo kekekekek
Ok, sorry for it Mr Dude. I know it's late to apologize... :( stone me!
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