Uniform
The school uniform is a white shirt with two metal buttons at the shoulder, with the Chinese characters of "Nan Hua" on it. Boys wear shirts with two front pockets at the chest fastened with 2 metal buttons that plays the role of 2 buttons, it is also known as a studded shirt at the school's official website. Lower secondary boys wear white shorts and upper secondary boys wear long white pants. Girls of Nan Hua high wear a white blouse also with 2 metal buttons on the shoulder, also known as a studded blouse, with a knee-length box pleated skirt. All students are required to wear the Nan Hua socks, which has the abbreviation of the school: NHHS embroidered on it. Shoes must be 100% white, colorful lines and stripes are forbidden in NHHS. Ties are also to be worn by all students on assembly day (Tuesday) every week and during special events.
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