APPENDIX A

2. Semi-ceremonial Uniform

This is the dress code for official school functions, and consists of the full school uniform and the school tie with black shoes and white socks.

3. Full Ceremonial Uniform

This is the dress code for special functions like the Pre-U Seminar and Inter-school debates. It consists of 

• The school blazer over a white, long-sleeved shirt 

• School tie 

• Beige pants or beige skirt 

• Black shoes with white socks

4. PE Attire

This consists of:

• The school T-shirt and school PE shorts

• All students are allowed to wear sports shoes without eye-catching, neon or fluorescent colours, with socks which are visible and of an appropriate length must be worn. Neon and fluorescent-coloured socks are not allowed

5. School-Approved Attire

This consists of:

• T-shirt that carries either the school logo, school name or the ‘华中’ calligraphic logo

• Shorts that carries the school logo, school name or the ‘华中’ calligraphic logo

6. Rules and Regulations for Design of T-shirts

All CCAs, student leadership councils and committees, and school event committees are to comply with the following regulations:

• With the exception of Service-Learning Project t-shirts, all t-shirts must be designed to incorporate either the school logo, or the school’s name spelt out as “Hwa Chong” or the calligraphic version of ‘华中’.

• These 3 motifs are to be placed prominently and should not be hidden away in the overall design of the t-shirt. Recommended locations include: front breast, sleeve or back of nape.

• Guidelines for use of school logo include: red colour (Pantone 485C) and aspect ratio of height : width of 4 : 3. No other colour is allowed. There is no size restriction but the logo should not be too small to be seen. Templates may be obtained from the teachers in the Strategic Engagement & Communications Department.

• There is no font restriction for spelling out “Hwa Chong”, but the font should be legible. Use of the contraction ‘HC’ is permitted provided either the school logo or calligraphic version of ‘华中’ is used as well. 

• The calligraphic ‘华中’ may be printed either vertically or horizontally. Only the calligraphic version in our school letterhead may be used. No other calligraphic or graphic versions may be used.

• Service-Learning t-shirts are not considered school-approved attire and hence are not required to have either of the 3 above-mentioned motifs to be printed on these shirts. Therefore Service-Learning t-shirts are not to be worn in school on any occasion unless prior approval has been sought from the Deputy Principal.