Growing in community
Young people are in search of their individual identities and love to express themselves. We respect and welcome this, because this emergent independence is part of healthy development for young people at this stage of life.
At the same time, we at Stella International School believe that the best way for a young person to express and reflect their personality is in their inner values, their gifts and interests, and their interaction with others – not in status symbols. We also place emphasis on being a school community. For these reasons, students wear a school uniform throughout their time at our school. We believe that this also prevents students becoming distracted from their academic work and social development by matters of fashion.
School uniform for every day and special days
Our pupils wear the school uniform in class, on excursions, in sports, at school activities and at celebrations.
Everyday uniform
Everyday wear is dark blue trousers; girls may choose to wear a knee-length skirt with dark tights instead. Appliqués and ‘used-look’ holes are not allowed.
Uniform for special days
Students will need smart dark (preferably black) shoes for special days. Girls will also need white tights.
Sustainability
Second-hand uniform items in various sizes are often available at school. Please contact the headteacher’s office if you would like to avail of this.
Please order the uniform directly from KiwoS. Uniform should include all items specified on the lists for everyday and special-day uniform.
Our complete school uniform set contains 18 individual items to fit out your child for all seasons of the year. The school uniform package can be customized based on size and quantity.
You can buy additional items should your child lose any or need new ones.
The cost of a complete set of school uniform consisting of 18 individual items is 190-220 euros.
You can order through the school or directly from the manufacturer via this link:
““Getting dressed in the morning is easy and quick. It means I can stay in bed fifteen minutes longer.”
“I'm glad there can't be bullying at our school because of what we wear. A friend of mine goes to another school and he's always really stressed out because he really wants the jeans or shirts that everyone thinks are cool.”
“I know a lot of families where there are always arguments over the clothing issue. We don't have that problem.”
Stella International School came into being on the initiative of a group of committed parents. We seek to provide a cosmopolitan education centred on values that will enable young people to forge the society of tomorrow. Public funds cannot cover the crucial extra support, inspiration, resources and activities a Stella education gives.
For this reason, we ask you to please support us with your donation!
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