Uniforms
A sense of pride and belonging
Our uniform identifies our students, and instils a sense of pride and belonging in the school.
Our unique batik-patterned uniform was designed with input from students and parents, and features a gecko and orchids to represent our host country, Indonesia. Practical, smart and value for money, it is specifically designed for the hot Indonesian climate. School uniforms place all students on an equal footing in terms of appearance and encourages a strong sense of pride and community.
It is our school policy that all children wear the school uniform when attending school or when participating in a school-organized event outside the school. We ask all parents who send their children to our school to support the school uniform policy. It is the responsibility of parents to ensure that their child has the correct uniform and that it is clean and in good repair. A note is required from parents if a student is unable to wear the correct uniform for the day and must contain a legitimate reason.
Select your year level
Primary uniform – Years 1 to 6
- Dark blue batik shirt
- Navy blue shorts
- Navy blue skort
- Navy blue trousers
- Navy blue cap or round hat
- Batik material may be purchased to make a dress
- Closed toe sports shoes
Note: All Primary students must wear a hat during break times on the field – children need to play in a covered area if they do not have a hat!
Secondary uniform – Years 7 to 13
- Light blue batik shirt (Year 7-11)
- IDBP batik shirt (Year 12-13)
- Navy blue skort
- Navy blue trousers
- Navy blue cap or round hat (recommended)
- Hoodie (optional)
- Closed toe sports shoes
Physical education uniform
- Light blue sports t-shirt
- Navy blue shorts
- House t-shirt – red, green, blue or yellow
- Sensible sports shoes and socks
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Grooming
Hair should be neat and tidy and not draw attention to the student either by colouring or attention-seeking haircuts. Primary and Secondary student’s long hair should be tied back at all times.
- Fake tattoos are not to be worn to school
- Underclothing should not be noticeably visible.
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Jewellery
The wearing of jewellery is discouraged with the exception of:
- A ring
- Watch
- One pair of stud like earings
- During outdoor sporting activities, PE or playtime, students should remove all jewellery, eg watches, rings, earings, etc.
The responsibility for the safe-keeping of jewellery rests with the student.
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The role of parents
We ask all parents to support our uniform policy by ensuring their child has the correct uniform, that it is clean and in good repair. If for any reason a student is unable to wear the correct uniform for the day, they must bring a note from home. Students can be sent home or asked to work in the Vice-Principal Primary’s/Principal’s office if they continue to wear the incorrect uniform.
PE lessons
If PE is timetabled for first thing in the morning, students can wear their PE uniform to school and change into their batik uniform after the lesson. If PE is later in the day, students must wear their batik uniform to school and change into their PE gear later.House activities
On days House activities are scheduled, students can either wear their house shirts to school, or wear their batik uniform, and change into their house shirts later.
Excursions
Students are expected to wear their batik uniform or PE kit as directed. -
Non-uniform, free dress or mufti days
Non-uniform days are a great way for students have fun and dress to a theme, however dress must still be appropriate.