One characteristic that defines an IB student is to be an excellent communicator, in other words to be able to communicate in a variety of modes of communication and adapt to different audiences. How the students present themselves in different situations is a key skill to learn to be ready for the world of work.

IB Students:

All IB Students should dress professionally and appropriately. While students are not required to wear a suit and tie, they should dress formally and present themselves in a professional manner. Below you will find some guiding points to consider when selecting clothing which is suitable.

• Formal shirt, polo shirt with collar , turtleneck or top (please note sleeveless tops are permitted when they have a high neckline. Tops with lower necklines must have shoulder coverage. All tops must provide suitable coverage of the upper chest and torso and must not be revealing).
• Formal (tailored) trousers, shorts, dress or skirt (no sportswear).
• Jacket, blazer or pullover.
• No distinguishable brands or logos on clothing.

• Footwear for an office environment or subtle* black or white trainers.
• Skirts, shorts and dresses must be of an appropriate length and must reach at least to the fingertips when the student is standing upright with their arms naturally by their sides.
• For physical activity, appropriate clothing and footwear must be worn.

*Subtle in this context means barely noticeable. Bold patterns, textures, shapes etc. are not permitted.