Sacred Heart College Kyneton Uniform 2018

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1 A Vibrant Life Sacred Heart College Kyneton Uniform 2018

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3 INTRODUCTION At Sacred Heart College we strive to be a vibrant learning community where our students thrive. Learning and Teaching are the most important things we do. A pre-condition to successful schools is to establish an orderly environment where we have high expectations and nurturing relationships. Uniform is an important aspect to how we express ourselves and the pride we take in our College to which we belong. Wearing the uniform correctly is a positive step to reaching our goals and should be a simple process of following the rules. The rules firstly need to be clear to all, and accountability then follows to maintain consistency. As such we provide the following rules to assist in wearing the College uniform correctly. Keeping it simple, we focus on learning and the values that we want to see all our students embrace in our Catholic College based on our Mercy Tradition. Regards Craig Holmes PRINCIPAL

4 Year 12 in 2018 UNIFORM SCHEDULE 2018 These students are permitted to wear the old College uniform into Year 12, and will be the last group to do so. The blue blazer can be worn if this is what a student currently has in Year 11. Students normally opt for the specific Year 12 jumper with their name in Year 12. This will be the last year with a separate Year 12 tie as an option. If opting for the new uniform it needs to be complete with the exceptions stated for current Year 10 students below. Year 11 in 2018 In fairness to families, we are permitting Year 11 students in 2018 to retain their existing school jumpers and burgundy blazers if they are in good condition and fitting appropriately. The blue blazer is not an option. Students normally opt for the specific Year 12 jumper with their name when in Year 12. Students will be required to purchase the new uniform (skirts, dresses, shirts and ties, etc) which they will keep for the two years and then have the option of selling these items as second-hand uniform. Existing sports/pe uniform can be retained. Year 10 in 2018 These students are required to be in the complete new school uniform in Existing sports/ PE uniform can be retained. Year 7, 8 & 9 in 2018 Continue with new school uniform. If you seek further clarification please contact the Uniform Shop or your students Year Level Leader.

5 SUMMER UNIFORM Female Student Maroon College Blazer College Navy Jumper College Dress to be worn knee length (Touching the knee) College short light blue socks with white/maroon/navy stripe Black Polished Leather Lace-Up Shoes* Maroon College Backpack Male Student Maroon College Blazer College Navy Jumper College Short Sleeve Shirt College Navy Shorts College Navy Trousers OR College Navy socks with maroon/white strip Black Polished Leather Lace-Up Shoes* Maroon College Backpack

6 WINTER UNIFORM Female Student Maroon College Blazer College Navy Jumper College White Long Sleeve Shirt College Tie (with top button fastened) College Skirt to be worn knee length (Touching the knee) College Navy Winter Slacks - optional College Navy Tights or College Navy Sock with maroon/white stripe College Scarf Gloves (must be navy blue)* Black Leather Lace-Up Shoes* Maroon College Backpack Male Student Maroon College Blazer College Navy Jumper College Long Sleeve Shirt - tucked in College Tie (with top button fastened) College Navy Trousers College Navy Socks with maroon/ white stripe Black Polished Leather Lace-Up Shoes* Maroon College Backpack

7 SPORTS UNIFORM Female Student College Sports Top College Sports Shorts College Track Pants Rugby Top College White Sports Socks with navy/maroon stripe College Bucket Hat/Cap Runners with non-marking soles* College Sports Jacket (may be worn to/ from school in wet/cold weather only - does not replace the blazer) College House Polo Shirt (not compulsory) Male Student College Sports Top College Sports Shorts College Track Pants Rugby Top College White Sports Socks with navy/maroon stripe College Bucket Hat/Cap Runners with non-marking soles* College Sports Jacket (may be worn to/from school in wet/cold weather only- does not replace the blazer) College House Polo Shirt (not compulsory)

8 Uniform is compulsory at Sacred Heart College and dress should always reflect care in personal grooming and enhance the reputation of the student and the College. Consequences will be applied to students who show disregard to the College uniform requirements. If a student is unable to wear full and correct uniform, a note must be provided by a parent/guardian. Students without a note will receive a detention. Before a student is enrolled at Sacred Heart College, the student s parents or guardians are required to sign an Acceptance of Enrolment Form. This form states that, by accepting enrolment at Sacred Heart College, those parents agree to support the College s Respectful Relationships Policy this is a condition of enrolment, amongst other things. Part of the Respectful Relationships Policy is that parents or guardians are required to provide the student with the correct College uniform, and that the student is to wear the correct and complete College uniform. The College Uniform Shop is located at the rear of the cream and burgundy cottage within the College grounds, on High Street. The Shop is open on Tuesday and Thursday, 12.30pm 4.30 pm.

9 Points to Note When representing the College, i.e. travelling to and from College, leaving the premises during College hours, College excursions, etc. students are expected to wear their uniform correctly and completely. For the extended period, Labour Day weekend in March to Melbourne Cup weekend in November, the blazer is to be worn as the outer garment over appropriate (winter/summer) uniform. Inside College grounds, jumpers may be worn as the outer garment. Prior to the Labour Day weekend and after Melbourne Cup weekend, blazers are optional. During these times, the College jumper may be worn as the outer garment. On formal occasions the blazer is to be worn. The College Shirt (girls winter; boys summer & winter), is designed to be worn without being seen below either jumper and/or blazer i.e. winter tucked in and summer worn out but not to hang below the jumper or blazer. Sports Uniform When students are allowed to wear their sports uniform to school (or any other activity including representing the College at sport), they are required to wear 100% of this uniform. If they can not do this they must wear full College uniform (summer or winter relevant to the season). The College Sports Jacket may be worn on rainy days to and from the College, on excursions, sport and during Recess and Lunch. The College navy striped scarves may also be worn in cold weather. Students are also permitted to wear plain navy gloves. These items, however, are not to be worn during class. NB: 1. Written explanation from parents for the student being out of uniform, is required. 2. Decisions on exceptions to any of the above will be made by the Principal or Deputy Principals Swimwear The only swimwear options that apply to all College Swimming Carnivals and swimming lessons are: Girls: 1. One-piece bathers 2. Two-piece bathers covered by a rash vest Boys: 1. Water shorts suitable for swimming (NOT board shorts) 2. Racing bathers

10 Jewellery Students may wear: a wristwatch; one pair of small (5mm) plain stud earrings or sleepers (10mm in diameter) in the lope. Religious chains may be worn around the neck but should not be visible. Piercings & Tattoos Students are not permitted to have any facial or tongue piercings at Sacred Heart College. Body Piercing, Spacers and Tattoos are not permitted. Students with piercings will be asked to remove them and the item will be held by the Year Level Leader for the remainder of that school term. Make-up / Personal Grooming Students are permitted to wear discreet natural tone foundation make-up. Students deemed to be wearing excessive make up will be asked to remove it. Eye liner, mascara, eye shadow, long false nails and coloured nail polish are not permitted. Boys are to be clean-shaven. Hair Styles Long hair is considered to be hair that is touching the shoulder or longer. Long hair is to be tied back, off the face, at all times for girls and boys. Examples 1 and 2 below show that hair can be left long at the back but must be tied back off the face. In practical classes hair must be fully tied back as per example 3. Only navy and maroon ribbons, scrunchies or head bands may be worn. Only brown, navy, maroon and light blue combs/clips may be worn. Extremes of colour, varying from natural shades and hairstyles including dreadlocks, rat tails and shaved heads (no less than number 2 shave), are unacceptable. Extreme hairstyles are determined by the Deputy Principal, Student Wellbeing

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