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The wearning of a uniform is school policy.
This policy was arrived at through community consultation and supported by the staff, P&C and students. Wearing the school uniform contributes to the development of school pride. It is economical and discourages peer competition to wear the latest fashion. Students in uniform are more readily identified with our school.
Parents and carers are asked to support the uniform policy. Those who need financial assistance can apply to the Principal for uniform items from the school's clothing pool. Uniforms and fabrics are available from the local shops, including Coast Road Clothing in the Pambula industrial area and Mark Anthony's Clothing of Eden.
Hats and sunglasses are advisable for sun protection, but are not to be worn in classrooms
Girls Uniform |
Boys Uniform |
- Tartan skirt, plain grey pants, grey shorts
- Plain white polo shirt or collared white blouse, preferably with the school logo, no other logos permitted. No sleeveless or midriff tops
- Nay blue jumper, preferably with the school logo, no other logos permitted.
- White, blue or grey socks
- Fully enclosed shoes with sturdy uppers for safety in the practical subjects
- School spray jacket.
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- Plain grey pants, plain grey shorts
- Plain white polo shirt or collared white blouse, preferably with the school logo, no other logos permitted.
- Nay blue jumper, preferably with the school logo, no other logos permitted.
- White, blue or grey socks
- Fully enclosed shoes with sturdy uppers for safety in the practical subjects
- School spray jacket.
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Sports Uniform |
- Royal blue shorts
- Sky blue t-shirt
- Hat
- Black tracksuit pants (terms 2-3)
- Navy blue sloppy joe preferrably with the school logo, no other logos permitted
- White or blue socks
- Joggers
- School spray jacket
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Excursions and Representative Sport |
- School uniform must be worn
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