A clear code of conduct for uniforms and accessories is essential for a disciplined and safe learning environment. These guidelines support students’ overall well-being and provide parents with clear school rules. All students must wear the prescribed school uniform at all times.
Years 1 – 10 Uniform Specifications 2026 – 2027
| All Year Round | |||
| Years 1 – 3 | Years 4 & 5 | Years 6 – 10 | Availability |
| Grey Frock | Grey Qameez (half sleeves only) | Grey Qameez (Full Sleeves only) | New Arko Uniform |
| White Shalwar | White Shalwar | ||
| White “V” | White “V” | ||
| Plain White Socks | Your choice | ||
| Black School Shoes (see images below) | Bata | ||
| Additional Winter Clothing Specifications | |||
| Years 1 – 3 | Years 4 & 5 | Years 6 – 10 | Availability |
| White Tights | Your choice | ||
| Maroon Hoodie with School’s Monogram | New Arko Uniform | ||
| Maroon or white turtleneck shirts, woollen caps, and gloves may be worn if needed. | Your choice | ||
| Sports Uniform | ||
| Years 1 – 5 | Years 6 – 10 | Availability |
| House T-Shirt (half sleeves only) | House T-Shirt (full sleeves t-shirts only) | School |
| Grey Track Pants | School | |
| House Cap | School | |
| Joggers or Sneakers with Velcro or Laces. (Any Colour) | Bata | |
Accessories Policy: A Quick Guide
| Ears | Nose | Hair | Watches | Miscellaneous | |
| Allowed | Simple, small studs | – | – Simple ponytail/braid – Black, white, grey, brown, maroon hairbands and hairclips – Hairbands and clips in house-colours on PE Day | Simple inexpensive watches | Mehndi/Henna after Eid and if/when there has been a wedding in the family. |
| Not Allowed | Dangling fancy earrings | Pierced Nose | – Hair dye/tint – Fashion dye – Streaking | Smart Watches | – Necklaces – Rings – Bracelets – Make up – Nail polish |
School Bag / Backpack Policy
A school bag should not be heavy for children to lift on any day.
The purchase of well-designed backpacks with compartments, padded straps, and a hip-strap help distribute the load evenly resulting in promoting good posture. When buying a school bag, do keep the following in mind:
– It should be lightweight, simple, durable and washable.
– It should have a separate compartment for the snack box and water bottle to prevent spills that damage your child’s books.
– Primary level children need to climb up the stairs to reach their classrooms. Therefore, rolling bags with extendable handles and wheels are not an option.
To ensure the school bag doesn’t get too heavy, get your children (Years 4-10) in to the habit of packing their school bags every night according to their timetable, bringing only required notebooks and textbooks for each subject. English and Urdu dictionaries and Atlases are kept in the classroom cupboards to avoid carrying extra weight.
Schoolbag Packing Routine
To ensure your child’s bag is not too heavy for their comfort and safety, make and follow a daily schoolbag packing routine. Here is what they will need in school:
| Years 1-3 | Years 4 – 10 |
| • Snack box • Water bottle • Diary | • Snack box. Water bottle. Stationery. Diary • Pack bags based on timetables. Carry only required notebooks and textbooks for each subject as specified by teachers |
Note About Fancy Items and Water Bottles
Please note that fancy keychains, stationery items, and water bottles, including tumblers, are strictly prohibited at school. These items generally cause distractions and some can also pose safety concerns.
Parents are advised to send simple, clearly labelled water bottles and essential school supplies only for students. Any fancy, expensive items brought to school will be confiscated. School will not be responsible for them if lost or misplaced.