Full uniform is compulsory for regular classes, special classes, holiday sessions, and Open houses.
KG Sections –Std III Boys Navy blue shorts with side pockets, loops not less than 5 cm in length to be provided for belt. Sky blue half sleeves polo t-shirts with ribs on sleeves and school logo on the left chest. Girls Blue half sleeves polo t-shirts with ribs on sleeves. Navy blue pinafore- Square neck(Front and back, closed both side) pleats two in front and two at the back with loops not less than 5cm in length above each pleat for belt and school logo on left chest. |
Std IV & Std V Boys Light blue shirts with half sleeves and one pocket. Navy blue shorts with side pockets. Loops not less than 5 cm in lenth to be provided for belt. Shirts should be sufficiently long to remain tucked in throughout the day. Pocket should be on the left side of the shirt. Only students above 145 cm in height shall wear navy blue full pants. Girls Navy blue pinafore –Square neck (Front and back , closed both sides).Pleats two in front and two at the back with loops not less than 5 cm in length above each pleat for belt.
Girls Std VI &STD VII Navy blue pinafore –Square neck (Front and back , closed both sides).Pleats two in front and two at the back with loops not less than 5 cm in length above each pleat for belt. Length of pinafore 3 inches below the knee with knee length navy blue stockings and black shoes. Girls Std VIII And Above Navy blue salwar and light blue kameez with collar neck (Strictly follow the pattern prescribed by the school). Plain sleeve one inch above the elbow. Length of kameez one inch below knee with slits at the sides and a front open waist coat buttoned down. The waist coat must have a v-neck that is only 6 inches deep. The buttons must be covered with the same dark blue cloth material used for their salwar. Five medium sized buttons are to be used. |
Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan was established by late Dr. K.M. Munshi in 1938 at Bombay with the main objective of reviving, propagating and popularising Indian culture, civilization and philosophy amongst our people. It is cosmopolitan in its nature and outlook, respects all religions, does not recognise barriers of caste, colour and religion and is open to all who cherish and believe in its principles and ideals
