Grades 7–9 Boys
The prescribed uniform for male students in Grades 7 to 9 consists of a light blue shirt and khaki short pants. This uniform must be worn with the approved footwear at all times.
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Leadership, service, discipline, co-curriculars, extra-curriculars, and academic excellence are important parts of the NASS experience.
School Uniform
The New Amsterdam Secondary School uniform represents pride, discipline and unity. Students are expected to wear the prescribed uniform neatly and correctly at all times.
Grades 7–9 Uniform
Grades 7–9 Girls
The prescribed uniform for female students in Grades 7 to 9 consists of a light blue shirt and khaki v-neck kimono featuring an inverted pleat at the centre front. This uniform must be worn with the approved footwear at all times.
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Grade 10 Boys
The prescribed uniform for male students in Grade 10 consists of a light blue shirt and khaki long pants. Size of pants bottom:14. This uniform must be worn with the approved footwear at all times.
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Grade 10 Girls
The prescribed uniform for female students in Grade 10 consists of a pink shirt and khaki v-neck kimono featuring an inverted pleat at the centre front. This uniform must be worn with the approved footwear at all times.
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Grade 11 Boys
The prescribed uniform for male students in Grade 11 consists of a light yellow shirt and khaki long pants. Size of pants bottom:14. This uniform must be worn with the approved footwear at all times.
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Grade 11 Girls
The prescribed uniform for female students in Grade 11 consists of a light yellow shirt and khaki v-neck kimono featuring an inverted pleat at the centre front. This uniform must be worn with the approved footwear at all times.
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Sixth Form Boys
The prescribed uniform for male students in sixth form consists of a pink/blue/yellow shirt and khaki long pants. Size of pants bottom:14. This uniform must be worn with the approved footwear at all times. Year One students wear a khaki tie with one stripe, while Year Two students wear a khaki tie with two stripes. The colour of the stripe matches the colour of the shirt.
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Sixth Form Girls
The prescribed uniform for female students in sixth form consists of a pink/blue/yellow shirt and khaki skirt featuring an inverted pleat at the centre front. This uniform must be worn with the approved footwear at all times. Year One students wear a khaki tie with one stripe, while Year Two students wear a khaki tie with two stripes. The colour of the stripe matches the colour of the shirt.
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Official Physical Education attire for all students.
Physical Education Uniform
Students are required to wear the official Physical Education uniform which consist of the Polo shirt and black track pants during PE lessons, sporting activities and other approved school events. The uniform should always be clean, neat and worn with the appropriate footwear.
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Students grow beyond the classroom through leadership, service, sport and co-curricular participation.
Student Council
Student representatives develop leadership, communication and service through elected participation.
House System
Eagle, Macaw, Spurwing, Toucan and Pheasant Houses promote teamwork, participation and friendly competition.
Cadet Corps
Cadet activities support discipline, teamwork, leadership and civic responsibility.
Sports
Students participate in a wide variety of sporting activities that build fitness and school pride.
Clubs & Societies
Co-curricular groups provide opportunities for creativity, culture, service and personal growth.
School Values
Respect, responsibility, cooperation, integrity and excellence guide conduct across the school community.
Sir Garfield Sobers International Schools Cricket Tournament
New Amsterdam Secondary School proudly represented Guyana at the prestigious Sir Garfield Sobers International Schools Cricket Tournament in Barbados.
Representing NASS on the International Stage
The school’s cricket team travelled to Barbados to participate in the Sir Garfield Sobers International Schools Cricket Tournament, competing alongside school teams from across the Caribbean and other participating countries.
The tournament provided our student-athletes with valuable international competition, cultural exposure and the opportunity to develop teamwork, discipline, confidence and sportsmanship.
During the tournament, members of the team also had the honour of meeting and taking a photograph with the late West Indies cricket legend, Sir Garfield Sobers, at the historic Kensington Oval in Barbados.
