Our summer uniform transition period started today, Monday 14 September 2020, 
and finishes on Friday 25 September 2020.  

During this period, as the daily temperatures can vary, either Summer or Winter uniform can be worn, however the uniform worn must be either completely Winter
OR completely Summer uniform. 

Uniforms cannot be mixed and matched.

All students must be in full Summer uniform from the beginning of Term 4,
(Monday 12 October 2020)

COLLEGE UNIFORM EXPECTATIONS

It is the expectation that every student from K-10 wear their uniform correctly each day.  The majority of students are exceptionally well groomed and wear their uniform well.  Teachers will challenge students if they arrive at school in the incorrect uniform.  If for any reason your child is not in their correct uniform, a note identifying the reason they are not in uniform must be provided to the class/homeroom teacher. Uniform infringements are monitored and recorded and breaches will be documented in your child’s yearly report.

If you are unsure about the grooming and uniform policy, please visit the College Website or the College diary (Years 5-10) or contact your child’s class/homeroom teacher.

 A few gentle reminders:

• Hats are to be worn at all times, including upon arrival and when exiting the College.
• One pair of plain gold or silver sleeper or stud earrings
•  A plain silver or gold necklace with a small crucifix worn under the blouse.
• Makeup, coloured nail polish, acrylic/fake nails are not permitted.
• Smartwatches, bracelets and rings are not permitted.
• Hair must be neat and tidy and not cut, coloured or styled in a way to draw attention.  Girls' hair must be tied up and hair accessories must be modest and in the College colours.  Boys' hair should be blended and no shorter than a No. 2 blade.
• Boys must be clean shaven.
• Students are to arrive at school in their PE uniform only on Sport days or scheduled PE practical lessons.

Your support in this matter is greatly appreciated.

Mrs Rita Agostino
Assistant Principal, Pastoral Care