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SENARAI KEPERLUAN PELAJAR SEKOLAH KIBLAH 2019 PELAJAR LELAKI PELAJAR PEREMPUAN A. PAKAIAN RASMI SEKOLAH A. PAKAIAN RASMI SEKOLAH KIBLAH KIBLAH 1) Baju korporat (*) (2 unit) 1) Jubah biru tua (*) (3 unit) 2) Baju melayu putih sepasang (1 unit) 2) Baju ko-ku (*) (1 unit) 3) Baju ko-ku (*) (1 unit) 3) Seluar slack biru tua/ hitam 4) Seluar slack hitam (2 unit) 4) Kasut dan stoking hitam 5) Sampin biru (*) (1 unit) 5) Tudung labuh biru (*) (3 unit) 6) Songkok hitam (2 unit) 6) Lencana dan tanada nama (*) 7) Lencana dan tanda nama (*) 7) Anak tudung hitam (PENUH) 8) Stoking hitam panjang 8) Sarung lengan (handsock) hitam 9) Kasut hitam (PVC/KULIT) (1 unit) B. PAKAIAN HARIAN B. PAKAIAN HARIAN 1) Baju Kemeja 1) Baju kurung/ Jubah Hitam 2) T-shirt tidak bergambar 2) T-shirt/ blouse tidak bergambar 3) Seluar slack 3) Seluar Panjang/ skirt labuh 4) Selipar 4) Selipar/ sandal C. PAKAIAN SOLAT C. PAKAIAN SOLAT 1) Baju Melayu 1) Telekong 2) Kain pelikat 2) Jubah hitam (*) (3 unit) 3) Kopiah putih 3) Tudung labuh hitam (*) (3 unit) 4) Jubah 4) Stoking panjang D. PAKAIAN SUKAN D. PAKAIAN SUKAN 1) T-shirt tidak bergambar 1) T-shirt labuh lengan panjang 2) Seluar track 2) Seluar track 3) Kasut sukan 3) Kasut sukan 4) Stoking 4) Stoking sukan 5) Tudung E. PAKAIAN KELUAR/ MASUK ASRAMA E. PAKAIAN KELUAR/ MASUK ASRAMA 1) Baju ko-ku (*) 2) Seluar hitam 1) Jubah hitam (*) 3) Kopiah putih 2) Tudung labuh hitam (*) 4) Kasut hitam (PVC/KULIT) 3) Anak tudung hitam 5) Stoking hitam 4) Kasut hitam (PVC) 5) Stoking hitam panjang F. PERALATAN ASRAMA F. PERALATAN ASRAMA 1) Berus gigi 1) Berus gigi 2) Ubat gigi 2) Ubat gigi 3) Syampu 3) Syampu 4) Sabun mandi 4) Sabun mandi 5) Sabun basuh baju 5) Sabun basuh baju 6) Berus baju 6) Berus baju 7) Baldi 7) Baldi 8) Gayung 8) Gayung 9) Tuala 9) Tuala 10) Kain basahan 10) Kain basahan 11) Cadar (*) 11) Cadar (*) 12) Sarung bantal (*) 12) Sarung bantal (*) 13) Kain selimut 13) Kain selimut 14) Mangga (kunci) 14) Mangga (kunci) 15) Tilam dan bantal(*) 15) Tilam dan bantal(*) G. PERALATAN BELAJAR G. PERALATAN BELAJAR 1) Alat tulis(*) 1) Alat tulis(*) 2) Mushaf Al- Quran (sederhana besar) 2) Mushaf Al- Quran (sederhana besar) 3) Buku tulis (*) 3) Buku tulis (*) 4) Buku teks (*) 4) Buku teks (*) (*) Barang tersebut dijual di KEDAI KIBLAH dan mesti di beli semasa hari pendaftran .

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