Ahmad Ibrahim Primary School

Uniform

HOME GENERAL INFORMATION SCHOOL RULES AND REGULATIONS School Rules and Regulations School Rules and Regulations Principal's Message School Vision and Mission School Rules and Regulations School Organisation Chart Our Staff Our Facilities Achievements Contact Us Principal's Message School Vision and Mission School Rules and Regulations School Organisation Chart Our Staff Our Facilities Achievements Contact Us School Rules and Regulations THE PRESCRIBED UNIFORM You must wear the full uniform / school attire, at school or on outings (including Saturdays, school holidays and camps in school). Name tags are to be worn at all times. Boys: Name tags to be placed on the upper edge of the pocket. Girls: Name tags to be placed below the school crest. The pupils’ name tags are colour-coded by cohort. Please ensure that the name tags are ironed on / sewn on below the school badge . Anti-Bullying Policy Bullying refers to deliberate and repeated behaviour that causes physical, emotional, or psychological harm. It may occur: on school premises, during school-related activities (including online platforms) or outside school when it affects students’ wellbeing or the school environment. AIPS maintains a zero-tolerance approach towards bullying. Every member of our school community deserves to feel safe, respected, and cared for. No one should be bullied, and no one should engage in bullying behaviour. Reporting Procedures Students and parents may report bullying concerns directly to teachers, school counsellors, or school leaders. All reports will be taken seriously and handled sensitively to safeguard our students’ wellbeing. PREVIOUS School Vision and Mission NEXT School Organisation Chart Principal's Message School Vision and Mission School Rules and Regulations School Organisation Chart Our Staff Our Facilities Achievements Contact Us School Rules and Regulations THE PRESCRIBED UNIFORM You must wear the full uniform / school attire, at school or on outings (including Saturdays, school holidays and camps in school). Name tags are to be worn at all times. Boys: Name tags to be placed on the upper edge of the pocket. Girls: Name tags to be placed below the school crest. The pupils’ name tags are colour-coded by cohort. Please ensure that the name tags are ironed on / sewn on below the school badge . Anti-Bullying Policy Bullying refers to deliberate and repeated behaviour that causes physical, emotional, or psychological harm. It may occur: on school premises, during school-related activities (including online platforms) or outside school when it affects students’ wellbeing or the school environment. AIPS maintains a zero-tolerance approach towards bullying. Every member of our school community deserves to feel safe, respected, and cared for. No one should be bullied, and no one should engage in bullying behaviour. Reporting Procedures Students and parents may report bullying concerns directly to teachers, school counsellors, or school leaders. All reports will be taken seriously and handled sensitively to safeguard our students’ wellbeing. School Rules and Regulations THE PRESCRIBED UNIFORM You must wear the full uniform / school attire, at school or on outings (including Saturdays, school holidays and camps in school). Name tags are to be worn at all times. Boys: Name tags to be placed on the upper edge of the pocket. Girls: Name tags to be placed below the school crest. The pupils’ name tags are colour-coded by cohort. Please ensure that the name tags are ironed on / sewn on below the school badge . Anti-Bullying Policy Bullying refers to deliberate and repeated behaviour that causes physical, emotional, or psychological harm. It may occur: on school premises, during school-related activities (including online platforms) or outside school when it affects students’ wellbeing or the school environment. AIPS maintains a zero-tolerance approach towards bullying. Every member of our school community deserves to feel safe, respected, and cared for. No one should be bullied, and no one should engage in bullying behaviour. Reporting Procedures Students and parents may report bullying concerns directly to teachers, school counsellors, or school leaders. All reports will be taken seriously and handled sensitively to safeguard our students’ wellbeing. THE PRESCRIBED UNIFORM You must wear the full uniform / school attire, at school or on outings (including Saturdays, school holidays and camps in school).