The College Council approves the uniform which must be worn by all students who attend the College; students or parents who experience a financial problem when purchasing the uniform are asked to contact the Business Manager who is able to suggest strategies to overcome this difficulty. Every attempt is made to reduce the cost of the uniform and second hand items are available from the College.

Students are required to wear the complete school uniform while at school and while travelling to and from school. When competing in inter-school sport they are required to wear the proper sports uniform to and from the venue. The PE uniform must be worn for practical classes and the performance uniform (as instructed by the Music Director) for music performances.

The manner in which the uniform is worn must reflect pride in the College. This means it must be clean, in good repair, appropriately fitted and worn without non-uniform items, including non-approved make-up and jewellery.

If unable to wear any part of the uniform, the student must bring a note signed by their parent/guardian and present themselves to their student manager before the home group lesson. If the reason is acceptable a uniform pass will be issued. Failure to provide an acceptable note will result in a detention being allocated to the student.

Prep - 06

OPTION 1

College Dress
College Rugby Top
College Softshell Jacket
White/black socks
College wide brimmed hat (Terms 1/4)
White/black hijab
Black leggings (optional item worn under dress only)
Sport shoes

OPTION 2

College Sport Polo
College Rugby Top
College Softshell Jacket
Black sport shorts/tracksuit pants/skort
White/black socks
College wide brimmed hat (Terms 1/4)
White/black hijab
Sport shoes

Special Considerations P-12

Year 12 and Grade 6 students can wear their Year level Jackets all year
Uniform exemptions are available upon request (medical, religious, cost etc) to council and must be accompanied by supporting evidence

2027 Documentation

Primary Uniform Handbook · 16 Oct 2026

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