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Non-uniform Days

Important General Information

Non-uniform Days

It is important for students and parents to understand that despite any theme, we are conducting a normal school day. As such, the appropriateness of dress is important as we do not wish to have any distractions from learning.

General Rules

For items of clothing or any adornment, there is to be no: • Advertisement of tobacco, alcohol, or drugs • Sexually suggestive messages • Vulgar or profane messages • Messages advocating violence

Cosmetics

Excessive application of cosmetics is prohibited, as the appearance of an individual student must not ‘draw attention’. The Vice-Principal and Principal will decide on what ‘draws attention’.

Specifics

Upper garments: sleeveless shirts or blouses may be worn, provided that the arm opening is not unnecessarily revealing of the student’s body or undergarments. It is not permitted to wear clothing that excessively exposes the back. Immodestly low necklines and/or bare midriffs are prohibited. Garments must be of appropriate length and fit to meet these requirements while sitting and/or bending.

Lower garments: pants and shorts shall be worn at the waist. Undergarments shall not be visible. Tights or leggings may be worn as outerwear when worn with an appropriate upper garment. Shorts, skirts and dresses must be at, or below, the level of the fingertips or no shorter than 15cm above the middle of the knee, whichever is longer.

Footwear

Normal rules on footwear apply.

Unusual Circumstances

If any unusual situation relative to dress or grooming arises which is not specifically covered in this policy,the Vice-Principal and Principal will decide on what is appropriate and any necessary course of action.

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