A journey through the past of our nation
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Uniform
Uniform Shop
The Uniform Shop will be closed on 10 and 11 September 2019. It will re-open on 12 September 2019 from 2.30pm to 6.00pm.
New and second hand uniforms, including PE uniforms, are only available in the school Uniform Shop.
Opening Hours
| Tuesdays | 8.00-9.00am |
| Wednesdays | 8.00-9.00am |
| Thursdays | 2.30-6.00pm |
| First Saturday of the month | 9.00am-12.00 noon |
The Shop will be closed during the School Holidays.
If you have any questions regarding the school uniform or wish to volunteer in the Uniform Shop, please contact Dianne Guinan:
T: (09) 272 5601 E: uniformshop@sanctamaria.school.nz
For new uniform price list, click here.
You can also visit Elizabeth Michael Uniforms
4 Bond Street, Grey Lynn, Auckland
T: (09) 358 1680 E: uniforms@elizabethmichael.co.nz
www.elizabethmichael.co.nz
Uniform Years 7-11
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| GIRLS – WINTER | BOYS – WINTER |
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Uniform Years 12-13
| GIRLS – SUMMER | BOYS – SUMMER |
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Blazers and ties will be worn to school Masses, school photos and other special designated days as required.
Expectations
We ask parents to support the College by ensuring your sons and daughters have the correct uniform and help them take responsibility for their appearance by wearing the uniform correctly. These regulations apply when students are at school, representing the school or commuting to and from school.
Accessories
The only jewellery that students are allowed to wear are one pair of small plain gold or silver ear studs worn in the lower earlobe and a watch.
No earrings in upper ear.
Piercing of eyebrows, nose or any other body piercing or tattoos and tongue studs are NOT permitted.
Only blue, navy, white or black hair bands may be worn.
Nail polish, make-up, or tinted moisturiser are NOT permitted.
Necklace with cross or taonga are allowed to be worn.
Wet/Cold Weather
School jackets are optional but, in the winter, can only be worn over a jersey, not as an alternative to a jersey.
School jackets are allowed to be worn in classes during Terms 2 and 3.
In Terms 1 and 4 the school jacket may be worn in the morning without a jersey underneath.
Uniform Rules
Boys’ shorts must be worn tidily at all times.
Boys’ shirts must be tucked in at all times. This includes during interval and lunchtime.
If students wish to play a sport they must change into their PE uniform.
Boys’ socks are worn up at all times.
Girls’ skirt hemlines must be on the kneecap.
Girls’ blouses are not to protrude below the bottom of jerseys.
Top buttons of shirts or blouses are to be done up at all times.
T-shirts are not permitted under school shirts.
Any clothing worn under the uniform must not be visible.
Regulation footwear must be worn at all times.
Shoes are to be clean, polished and properly tied at all times.
Sports shoes can be only worn in the gymnasium and on artificial turf.
Hair must be neatly presented and off the face. Fringes must be above eyebrows.
No part of a hair style should be shorter than a number 2.
No extreme hairstyles (e.g. shaved head, shaved patterns, undercut, dreadlocks, mohawks) or unnatural colours (e.g. dyed, two tone, streaks).
Hair that is below the bottom of the collar is to be tied back at all times.
Gel may only be used to keep hair down, not to sculpture it or stand it up.
Boys are to be clean shaven at all times.
Scarves are optional but only the school scarf can be worn and only during Terms 2 and 3.
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