Uniform Shop
The P&C run the Uniform Shop and it opens every second Thursday morning from 8.30am to 9am.

School Uniform & Dress Code
Dress Code
- Bottoms – Navy blue shorts (mid-thigh), skorts, leggings or pants.
- No denim. No bike shorts. No logos.
- Shirt – Navy blue with light blue panels and the school logo from the Uniform Shop.
- Faction Shirt – appropriate for your child’s sport day or sporting events.
- Hats – Wide-brimmed or bucket-style hats are compulsory all year.
- Outerwear – School jacket or navy blue zip-up, sweater or cardigan.
- No hoodies. No logos.
- Hats must be worn for recess, lunch, sport and Physical Education lessons.
Footwear
- Student footwear should be safe and appropriate for school activities.
- Sneakers and enclosed shoes are encouraged to help prevent accidents and injuries.
- Appropriate footwear must be worn for all sport.
- Thongs, scuffs and slip-ons are not considered appropriate and are not allowed.
- No Crocs, high tops or boots.
- No knee-high socks or novelty/silly socks.
- Loud-coloured or flimsy slip-on shoes are not part of the school uniform and are not suitable for school.
Hats and Hair
- Broad-brimmed school hats are available for all students.
- Hair that is shoulder length or longer should be fully tied up or tied back.
- This also helps with the prevention of head lice infestation.
- No claw clips.
Jewellery
- Earrings – Small studs or sleepers are acceptable.
- Rings and bracelets – Not allowed.
- Watches – Analogue or digital watches are permitted.
- Necklaces – Only cultural or religious necklaces are permitted. Please ensure a permission slip is signed at the front office.
General Information
- Makeup and nail polish are considered inappropriate and unnecessary for school.
- If a child brings a smart watch to school, it must be signed in at the front office upon arrival.
- Classroom teachers will not accept responsibility for personal devices.
- Parents and carers are requested to clearly name all clothing items children wear to school.
- The lost property bin is often full of new, unnamed clothing.