Dress Code

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Within the Madressa, all students must adhere strictly to the dress code, outlined below. All students must observe modest dressing.

Why does the Madressa have a Dress code / uniform?

The reason why the Madressa has a dress code or uniform in place, is to re-enforce its purpose as an institute of Islamic learning, whilst at the same time for our students it will re-enforce their primary purpose and focus at the Madressa is for learning which is also the main objective to which they are being brought to Madressa by their respected parents. Furthermore, it is intended that a single uniform will enable an atmosphere of cohesion and unity amongst the student body.

ALL STUDENTS:

  • Jackets: For all students, boys and girls outdoor jackets should be worn as required, however students will be asked to remove these inside the classroom. If students feel cold in the classroom then boys should be wearing their grey / black jumpers and girls are able to wear extra layers under their abaya.
  • Footwear: Studded shoes or Heelys (shoes with wheels) are not permitted to be worn at Madressa

BOYS: RECEPTION – HED:

  • Plain white polo t-shirt (collared) OR white collared full sleeve shirt – without any logos
  • Plain Grey or Black trousers – without any logos (this does not include: jeans, jogging bottoms or shorts)
  • Plain Grey Jumper or Black Jumper (V neck or Crew Neck) – without any logos (this does not include: hoodies)
  • Plain white Khanzu (Thobe)
  • No baseball caps

GIRLS: RECEPTION – Year 3:

Although girls are not Baligh when they start at Madressa in Reception, we would encourage all girls to wear appropriate modest clothing, their arms and legs should be covered, and they must wear a scarf.

GIRLS: YEARS 4+:

  • Loose, dark coloured, closed Abaya/Chadar and correctly observed Hijab (covering the hair and neck)
  • Make-up should not be visible
  • Nail varnish should not be worn
  • Minimal or discrete jewellery

Children will generally be outside during break, therefore please ensure appropriate clothing is worn e.g. jackets. (Please make sure all jackets are labelled with your child’s full name).