From the Deputy Principal

Uniform

Our young men will return in Term 2 in full winter uniform. This includes the college blazer, shirt and tie, long grey pants with black belt and the college grey jumper for extra warmth, along with black or grey socks and black leather school shoes that take a shine. A reminder that there are only 6 more days the Uniform Shop is open before Term 1 concludes.

 

The college uniform also includes the college back pack. The sports back pack issued for sporting tours is NOT part of the college uniform from Monday to Friday. It can be used on weekends or sporting tours.

 

As the end of Term 1 approaches, many of our young men will definitely need a haircut before returning in Term 2. In obtaining haircuts for your son, it must be an even grade and of a style and length unlikely to cause comment. Shaved sides with longer fringes hanging over the top and exaggerated parts are not permissible. Hair must be clean, tidy, gel-less and of natural colour.

 

These regulations are standard for all, ensuring your son’s own good self-discipline as we join together as one St Pius X community.

 

The college rain jacket can be purchased from the Uniform Shop. It is only to be worn on wet days and will easily fit over our boys' blazers in winter. It is not an alternative for the school jumper or blazer. It is the only rain jacket to be worn on wet days. No other type of rain jackets are permitted.

 

As the mornings begin to cool our young men have been reminded they must only wear the correct college uniform which includes the grey college jumper. This jumper can be purchased from the Uniform Shop with second hand jumpers also available at very reasonable prices. Hoodies of any types, including the college sports hoodies, are never to be worn as part of our college uniform.

 

Thank you for reminding your son on leaving home in the mornings of these routine uniform, presentation and hair regulations. We are very proud of our boys and certainly want them to feel the same pride in representing themselves, their families and their college.

 

Mr Mark Casey - Deputy Principal