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 ...

But in Sikhism, the day honors a pivotal moment ... cotton undershorts signifying modesty and self-discipline Kara, a steel bracelet worn on the dominant hand as a reminder to do good deeds ...

Kaiden Singh was told he would not be allowed to wear his Kara - a silver bracelet worn by many Sikhs as a symbol of faith - because it is classed as jewellery. Kaiden's father Sunnie, 29 ...

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 ...

A Sikh Youth Australia spokesman said his “heart dropped” when he heard about the incident, even though it was not reflective of the entire league. A Kara bracelet. He said his community group ...

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...