General Guidelines

Junior Programme (JP) Uniform

Company Dress Code Day Dress (or Full Uniform) The Juniors Programme Day Dress consists of: Regulation dark blue short sleeve shirt and shorts Field service cap with cap badge White nylon BB belt with chrome buckles Name tag Dark blue socks Black canvas shows with laces BB Polo T-Shirt (or Half Uniform) This attire is for outdoor and sport activities. It consists of  Regulation blue BB  polo T-shirt and dark blue shorts  Field service cap with cap badge White nylon BB belt with chrome buckles. Name tag (unless otherwise informed) Dark blue socks  Black canvas shows with laces Uniform Standards  Field Service Cap The cap is worn on the right side of the head, one inch above the right ear and two finger breaths above the right eyebrow. The cap badge is worn on the left side of the cap at 5cm from the front. (refer to Handbook Picture p.22) Name Tag White plastic measuring 7.5cm by 2cm worn slightly above the left breast pocket. Only the name of Boy should be engraved on it and nothing else. (refer to Handbook Picture p.22) Appointment Holder Boys may be appointed for the following appointments. Chief Leading Boy - Red lanyard is worn Leading Boy / Squad Leader - White lanyard is worn Assistant Leading Boy / Assistant Squad Leader - Blue lanyard is worn. The lanyard is worn around the collar under it, secured by a knot to prevent slipping. The end of the remaining length is affixed to the left breast pocket button. (refer to Handbook Picture p.23) The proper way of wearing the lanyard is as follows: The lanyard is to be curved at the edge of the left pocket, instead of hanging down near to the waist. At Brigade-level activities and functions, only white lanyards are to be worn at all times. Belt This should be worn fairly tightly around the waist. The buckle should be in the centre. (refer to Handbook Picture p.23) Regulation Company Title Shoulder Flashes These are sewn to the uniform shirt immediately below the regulation shoulder flash on each arm. (refer to Handbook Pictures p.24) Badge Armlet These will be worn on the right arm above the elbow with the colour badges pin onto it. (refer to Handbook Picture p.24) Colour Badges The badges should be worn in sequence as depicted in the diagram below: *The three service badges should be arranged as such: 3rd Year (far left), 2nd Year (middle) and 1st (end). If the Boy does not have all the badges, the badges should be worn centralised on the armlet. Below are a few possible combinations: or Code of Conduct All members of The Boys' Brigade in Singapore should take pride in wearing their uniforms smartly. All uniforms should be kept clean and special care taken for the metal and leather parts. No parts of the uniform should be added on to or removed in public. All Boys in uniform are to salute to all BB Officers when at Brigade functions or activities. All male Officers are to be addressed as "Sir" and female Officers as "Madam" or "Ma'am" on parade. Off parade, Officers should be addressed as "Mr ", "Miss ", etc. Proper decorum should be adhered to when in uniform, as it affects the image of The Boys' Brigade. Hair Regulation As an approved CCA operating within schools, the BB needs to be compliant to the school rules pertaining to haircut. Officers are to lead by example, with neat haircut, adhering to the MOE guidelines for teachers in schools. For Boys, the haircut should be neat, and should not cover the ears and eyebrows. Hair should be just above the collar at the back.