Primary School Uniform
Our uniform standards take into account the youngest students' desire to belong to the school culture while ensuring ease of self-care and understanding that buttons and zippers take time to learn
Preschool Uniform Guidelines
The preschool uniform approach is designed to support independence in dressing and toileting, while helping children feel part of the school community from their earliest days.
Preschool students at InnovOak do not wear the full school uniform, but they do wear the selected age appropriate items listed below.
These may be selected based on the child’s comfort and parent preference. Some families choose to purchase the full Regular Dress uniform, although availability in Preschool sizes may be limited.
Tops
Polo Shirt (short or long sleeve)
Full Zip Sweater
Crewneck Sweater
Bottoms
Dress Pants
Skirt (girls)
Black/Navy tights or bicycle shorts*
Shorts (boys) - Warm Weather Uniform Option
Athletic Jogger
Black Belt (optional)*
Black Shoes*
Black or Navy Socks*
Items marked with * sign are to be self-arranged, our uniform store does not currently carry these items.
Preschool students do not change for physical activities, so the Athletic Uniform is not required.
Kindergarten (JK/SK) Uniform Guidelines
JK and SK students wear the Regular Dress and Athletic Uniform. This uniform set is designed to be developmentally appropriate and easy for students to manage independently.
All Kindergarten students wear Regular Dress each day as their standard uniform, unless advised to wear Athletic Uniform (see details below).
Although students are not required to wear Dress Shirts and Ties every day, at least one of each should be purchased and available for students to wear during school events, such as trips and concerts. For clarity, the Blazer is not required for Kindergarten.
The Athletic Uniform shall be worn on days when high physical activity is expected or for convenience in messier activities. Teacher will advise parents when to wear them based on classroom activity schedule.
The Kindergarten uniform model reflects our belief that even our youngest students can dress for success while developing autonomy and comfort at school.