Uniforms — GIS SP - THE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL OF SÃO PAULO

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uniforms

Uniforms are mandatory.

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Two students wear different models of the school uniform. One wears a red tank top dress and the other wears a short-sleeved white polo shirt.

Students wear different models of the uniform: gray dress with polo collar and pleated skirt; red tank top dress; white polo shirt and gray capri pants; and white t-shirt and gray shorts.

Student on school swing wears white short-sleeved polo shirt with red details.

Students wear different models of the uniform: red tank top dress, white polo shirt and gray capri pants, gray polo collar dress and pleated skirt, and white shirt and gray shorts.

A student in activity with mirrors wears a white short-sleeved polo shirt, one of the school uniform pieces.

Student wears a red tank top dress with pleated skirt and button details, one of the school's uniform options.

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