Chundikuli girls in uniform November 1936
The Chundikuli Girl in Uniform
History of the school uniform
In 1929, an attempt was made to raise the standard of general appearance in the matter of dress. There was no particular uniform. Girls could wear any colours, except on Prize Day. A special uniform - a white dress, with a round neck, two box pleats in front with pockets, no pleats at the back - was fixed upon, and it did improve the appearance of the girls to a great extent. Then Miss Page ordered ribbons with Red and Black lines, and school ties, and house badges in the different colours. the round neck did not suit the tie, so it was changed the following year into a neck with collar.
- Excerpt from the Golden Jubilee Magazine
present day uniform
The school uniform is compulsory for all students
The uniform consists of a white sleeveless dress with a shirt collar for lower school girls and white short sleeved dress with a shirt collar for Middle and Upper school girls; front of skirt has 3 pleats on the left facing inwards and 3 pleats on the right facing inwards to form an inverted box pleat in the middle; 2 front pockets on the skirt, placed over the pleats as per diagram given here. The back of the skirt will have pleats from left to right in equal size of 2 inches.
A belt of 1 1/4 inches in width to be sewn to the back of the dress with two rows of stitching on top and bottom and fastened with hooks and eyes, to fit.
Shoes should be black for Kindergarten, Lower School and Middle school with white socks with Red and Black stripes on top; White shoes for Upper School with white socks with Red and Black stripes on top.
Hair ribbons should be red.
The Chundikuli Girls’ College Uniform, 2020.