Kaiden Singh was told by Summerhill Primary School in Tipton, West Midlands, he would not be allowed to wear his Kara - a silver bracelet worn by many Sikhs as a symbol of faith. Kaiden's father ...

Kara: A metal bracelet traditionally worn by Sikh men and women as a symbol of their faith. Kirpan: A metal dagger or sword carried by Sikhs as a symbol of their commitment to justice, compassion and ...

The school said it would consider the judgement "in detail". Sarika says the Kara bangle - a slim steel bracelet - is important to her as it is a symbol of her Sikh faith. As a result of the judgement ...

His curriculum includes the formation and traditions of Sikhism, like the five articles of the faith: kesh (uncut hair), kara (steel bracelet), kanga (small wooden comb), kachera (undershorts ...

Sarika Watkins-Singh was excluded after insisting she be allowed to wear the Kara – a bracelet worn by many Sikhs as a symbol of faith – despite her school’s ban on jewellery other than ...

Banned band: The silver ring Although the school allows Muslim and Sikh pupils to wear headscarves or kara bracelets as a means of religious expression, the purity ring - a small band of silver ...

Men initiated into the Sikh religion traditionally wear five articles of faith: uncut hair (kesh), a steel bracelet (kara), a wooden comb (kanga), white cotton undergarments (kachera) and a small ...

The Five Ks are our uniform as baptised Sikhs. How people wear uniform to school we wear the uniform all the time. SIMRAN: Kara is a bracelet worn on the wrist and is a reminder that we are ...