Mufti Week Themes
Monday 23 October:
Labour day (not in school)
Tuesday 24 October:
Casual mufti
Wednesday 25 October:
Character dress up day fictional (from a movie or book)
Thursday 26 October:
Celebrity dress up day (actors/actresses, singers, sports players etc)
Friday 27 October:
Careers mufti dress up (your future career)
Props are not permitted as part of your costume/dress attire and no outfit that makes a political stance or could be deemed offensive to a particular culture and religion can be worn.
Normal mufti dress code applies:
MUFTI DAY DRESS CODE
- The clothing, although casual, must be appropriate for a college environment.
- No slogans referring to smoking, alcohol and/or drugs, or any sexual or inappropriate connotations.
- The mid-section of the body is to be covered, and any student wearing a skirt or shorts deemed inappropriate will be required to wear one provided by the college (all skirts and shorts should be at least mid-thigh in length i.e., no midi/mini-skirts or short shorts).
- No see-through clothing.
- Footwear is to be smart/casual. School shoes will be issued to students who wear inappropriate footwear. Suitable footwear, i.e., enclosed shoes, are still required for practical classes like PE & Health, Science and Technology.
- The normal standards of hair colour apply so please do not colour your hair for the day.
- Do not bring any props
