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UNIFORMSANTA MARIA COLLEGE

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Uniform Shop..........................2Appointments

Returns

Payment

Contact Details

Opening Times

Personal Presentation...............3Jewellery

Stockings

Casual dress days

Excursions

Special purpose camps

Year group camps

Summer Uniform Items............5

Winter Uniform Items...............6

Sport Uniform Items.................7

Music Uniform Items................8

Other Uniform items..................8

CONTENTS

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Uniform ShopAppointments

Each new family is asked to contact Annette and Mardi at the College Uniform

Shop on 6630 0250 to make an appointment to purchase their daughter’s

uniform. All new parents must make an appointment.

Appointments allow for individual service so that the fitting of the uniform is a

pleasant experience. Each appointment may take approximately 30 - 45 minutes.

The College Shop will close on Friday 9 December 2016 at 4.00 pm. We will re-

open on Monday 9 January 2017 at 9.00 am.

All uniform items (including black shoes) are available at the College Uniform

Shop. Students may come and make a purchase without a parent. Care is taken

to fit the student correctly.

Returns

Garments may be returned / exchanged if they are complete with swing tags,

receipt and have not been worn, altered or laundered.

Payment

Acceptable forms of payment are Visa, MasterCard, Amex, EFTPOS, Cash

Contact Details

T: 6630 0250 E: santa.maria@midford.com.au

Regular Uniform Shop Opening Times

Tuesday 8.00 am - 4.00 pm

Wednesday 10.00 am - 6.00 pm

Thursday 8.00 am - 4.00 pm

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Personal Presentation

The uniform is a sign of identity with the College and should be worn with pride.

Each student is expected to be properly attired in full uniform, whilst at the

College, travelling to and from the College, and when representing the College

at external functions and events.

Students are expected to take pride in their personal appearance, to be neatly

attired and well groomed.

• The College blazer is always worn as the outer garment.

• Shirts are to be worn tucked in.

• Uniform dresses and skirts are to be knee length.

• Hair that is collar length or longer must be tied back and confined in one or

two ponytails.

• Hair that is obviously streaked, tinted or dyed, or is a colour not natural to

the student, is not acceptable.

• Extreme and untidy hairstyles are not permitted.

• Hair accessories are to be plain and to be the College colours of red, white or

bottle green.

• Coloured nail polish, fake nails and make-up are not permitted.

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Jewellery

• Accessories are restricted to a wristwatch, a simple

ring, a christian symbol on a neck chain and an

approved silicone wrist band.

• Students may wear one small sleeper or small

stud in the bottom of the lobe of each ear.

• Sleepers – should be no larger than 12mm in diameter.

• Studs – 5mm diameter.

• Ring, necklaces and studs or sleepers are to be gold or silver and are not to

be embellished with gems, coloured or stone beads.

Stockings

In Terms 2 and 3 students are expected to wear opaque black tights. Student

Reception and the College Uniform Shop keeps a supply of stockings which can

be purchased throughout the day. If a students’ stockings are laddered or have

holes in them, the student will be asked to purchase a new pair. Keeping a spare

pair of stockings in the student’s bag is recommended.

Students in Years 5 & 6 may wear socks during Terms 2 & 3.

Casual Dress Days

On casual dress days, students are required to dress in accordance with the

College’s published standards in order to participate in the day’s program and

activities. The College’s expectations of such occasions are published in the daily

notices prior to the event.

Excursions

Students would normally be expected to wear their full school uniform on

excursions. However, should there be a need for students to wear the sports

uniform, they will be advised by the coordinating staff.

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Special Purpose Camps

These involve students leaving on a school day for a camp, eg Music

Camp. Students are expected to wear normal uniform and change into

suitable casual clothes prior to going. Uniforms can be left at school.

Whole Year Camps

Students can come to school in specified clothing or suitable casual

clothes advised by coordinating staff.

Summer Uniform

Terms 1 and 4

• College summer dress

• College blazer

• Short white socks

• Black lace up shoes (with heel height

less than 2.5cm)

• College hat

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Winter Uniform Terms 2 and 3

• College blazer

• Green College jumper

• Red College jumper (Year 12 only)

• Tartan winter skirt

• White College shirt

• Tartan tie

• Black lace up shoes (with heel height less than 2.5cm)

• Black tights (Years 7 - 12)

• White College socks (Years 5 & 6)

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Sport Uniform• College tracksuit

• House polo shirt

• White College polo shirt

• Red College shorts

• College cap or hat (compulsory for all outdoor activities)

• College sport socks

• Green sports briefs

• Black College bathers

• House swimming cap

• Sports shoes (predominantly white)

• PE bag

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Please note:

All clothes are to be clearly labeled with the student’s name and House on

them.

All bags are to have student’s names on them and a tag to make them easily

identifiable.

Students who do not follow the College Uniform Policy risk being given an

after school detention.

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18 Stoneham Rd, Attadale, Western Australia 6156 | Postal address: Locked Bag 1, Melville, Western Australia 6956T (+61) 8 6330 0250 | F (+61) 8 9317 2838 | E uniform.shop@santamaria.wa.edu.au | www.santamaria.wa.edu.au

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