Parents/Caregivers, staff, and students have been consulted extensively in formulating the school’s Dress Code. Wearing the school uniform is compulsory to:

• Promote safety
• Project a positive personal and public image
• Foster team spirit
• Ensure equity and preparation for life

Primary School

Boys

Royal blue shorts (minimum mid-thigh length), school shirt with logo, school jacket with logo (all available at the Uniform Shop) OR any royal blue polo-style shirt. A wide-brimmed hat is preferred. Sandals or closed-in shoes are compulsory.

Girls

Royal blue shorts or skorts (minimum mid-thigh length), school shirt with logo, school jacket with logo (all available at the Uniform Shop) OR any royal blue polo-style shirt. Blue-checked dress is acceptable. Wide-brimmed hat preferred. Sandals or closed-in shoes compulsory.

Secondary School

Boys

Shorts (minimum mid-thigh length) or navy pants, school shirt with logo, school jacket with logo. Wide-brimmed hat preferred. Closed-in shoes compulsory.

Girls

Shorts (minimum mid-thigh length), pants or skirt in navy blue, school shirt with logo, school jacket with logo. Wide-brimmed hat preferred. Closed-in shoes compulsory.

Uniform availability: Kindy, Pre-Primary, and Primary uniforms: Front Office 7:30am – 3:00pm. Senior School uniforms: Student Services. Payment: cash, cheque, EFTPOS.

Special Event / Cohort Shirts

• Year 6 Graduation Shirt
• Senior School Graduation/Leavers Shirt
• Student Councillor Shirt
• Kimberley Cup Shirt
• Football Program Shirt
• East Kimberley Football Academy Shirt
• Follow the Dream Shirt
• Kimberley Education For Life (KEFL) Uniform
• Faction Colour Shirt (Athletics/Sports Carnivals)

Faction Carnival Uniforms are a P&C initiative. Visit their section on our website.

Non-Approved Clothing

Students wearing non-approved clothing may be required to wear school-provided alternatives or parents may be contacted.

• Denim
• Tight/shoe-string strap tops
• Logos on shirts (other than approved)
• Inappropriate length shorts/skirts (Minimum: knee)
• Pants/shorts/skirts revealing underwear
• Patterned or non-school colour shorts
• Thongs, strapless sandals, bare feet (Y1-12)
• Make-up for K-6 students

Steps for compliance include alternative clothing, parent contact, follow-up letters, and Good Standing consequences for Y7-12.

Hair

Hair must not create a health or safety risk. Long hair should be tied back to prevent accidents and the spread of head lice.

Hats

Kindergarten to Year 6: No Hat, No Shoes = No Play. Bucket or broad-brimmed hats encouraged. Secondary students encouraged to wear sun-smart hats.

Footwear

Kindergarten to Year 6: Approved sandals or closed-in flat shoes. Bare feet and thongs are not allowed.

Year 7 to 12: Closed-in shoes compulsory for safety. School-provided shoes may be given for practical subjects.