• Nurturing a holistic approach to wellbeing and growth 
• Inspiring faith formation and life-long learning 
• Fostering critical thinking in a contemporary world

• Providing a safe environment where all are included 
• Acting with compassion 
• Seeking opportunities for all to thrive

• Modelling the life and teachings of Jesus with love, integrity and humility 
• Advocating for social justice and stewardship of all creation 
• Embracing challenges and encouraging others to do the same

• Students must be neat, practice good hygiene and dress modestly. 
• Clothing must be appropriate for the activity they are engaged in.

• Must be worn at mid-thigh length or longer. They should not be rolled or hemmed. 
• Shorts are to be worn properly at the waist and not in a way that reveals underwear.

• Parents must provide written permission (note/email) to the Leader of Wellbeing if the correct uniform cannot be worn. 
• Permission is short-term and case-by-case only. 
• Parents and carers agree to the Catholic Schools Office Uniform Policy at enrolment.

• Casual clothes must be modest and appropriate. 
• Shorts, dresses, and skirts must be a suitable length. 
• Midriff tops and clothing with offensive messages are not allowed. 
• Tops, t-shirts, and dresses must have sleeves covering the shoulders. 
• Shoes must cover the whole foot — no slip-ons, thongs, or open footwear. 
• If a student is dressed inappropriately, parents will be called to arrange for appropriate clothing to be brought to school, or for the student to be collected. 

• Swimwear must be modest and non-transparent. 
• Speedo-style swimwear with full briefs or board shorts. 
• A rash shirt is strongly encouraged for water sports.

• Students are encouraged to wear the school hat and sunscreen during outdoor activities. 
• Sunscreen is available from the PE staffroom and Student Services.

• The Principal may exclude students from an activity if personal presentation poses a safety risk (e.g. shoes, hair, jewellery, nails). 
• Cultural considerations will be handled individually at the Principal’s discretion. 
• Fully enclosed leather shoes must be worn for Science and Technology lessons.

• Sport Uniform: Worn for Friday sport or practical sport courses. Senior Everyday Uniform is to be worn at all other times. 
• Senior Jersey: Only for Friday sport. Blazer & Tie: Must be worn by all Seniors in Terms 2&3 to and from school, and at any representative or formal events. The blazer and jumper are optional for all students in Terms 1&4. 
• Terms 2&3 – Boys: Must wear trousers and a tucked-in shirt. Shorts cannot be worn as part of the Everyday Uniform. Girls: May wear either the skirt with black opaque tights or the pants. 
• Terms 1&4 – Boys: May wear the Everyday Uniform shorts or trousers. Girls: May wear the Everyday Uniform shorts or pants, or continue to wear the skirt without tights.

• Juniors: Everyday Uniform – white Alinta socks with joggers. 
• Seniors: Everyday uniform – navy Alinta socks with black leather, fully enclosed shoes. Sports Uniform – white socks with joggers. 
• All shoes must be fully enclosed and supportive — no flat skate-style, canvas, suede, Mary Jane or platform shoes. 
• Shoes must not extend over the ankle. No boots (except for Construction/Technology lessons). 
• Vegan leather is acceptable.

• Jewellery is to be kept to a minimum. 
• Maximum 3 earrings per ear. No large hoops or dangling earrings. 
• Facial piercings are not acceptable (nose, lips, eyebrows, septum, tongue, etc.). 
• Necklaces max 7mm wide; pendants max 25mm. 
• Up to 2 rings and 1 bracelet per hand.

• Natural colour, tidy and clean. 
• Long hair tied back for practical lessons. 
• Neat facial hair permitted in Stage 6 or for cultural/religious reasons.

• Excessive make-up is not allowed. A ‘natural’ look is to be aimed for.
• False lashes, false nails and nail polish are not permitted. 
• Nails must be short and clean.

• If a student has a tattoo, it is not to be visible at any time.

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1. On arrival, students unlock their YONDR pouch at designated stations, turn off their MDD, including smart watches and Bluetooth earphones, and place securely in the pouch.
2. Devices remain locked throughout the school day.
3. At dismissal, students unlock their pouches at designated stations.

• If an MDD is found unlocked, the teacher logs the incident, and the student is directed to Reception with their device.
• Parents will be notified, and the device must be collected by a parent/carer at an agreed time. Repeated breaches may require students to leave their device at home or at School Reception.

• Students who need to call home may do so at Student Services.
• Yondr pouches are school property and must be returned in good condition when students leave the College.
• Yondr pouches that have been damaged must be replaced by the student through payment at the Finance Office.

Your parent/carer can make an entry directly into COMPASS or you can bring a letter of explanation and present it to the front office upon your return.

Students arriving late must report to Student Services on Level 5 to sign in. Parents/carers must provide an explanation (within 7 days) via the Compass portal, email or phone call to Student Services.

Juniors (Years 7-10)

Parents/carers must come into Student Services in person to sign their child out. If a parent/student knows in advance they will not be in a classroom with a phone (eg. PD/H/PE practical lessons), they should send an email through to Student Services so that an early leavers pass can be arranged. If someone other than a listed emergency contact is collecting the student, the school must be informed via email to update the arrangements.

Senior Students (Years 11-12)

Senior students may sign in or out for appointments if the school receives prior written notification from a parent/carer via email or phone call to Student Services.