Macarthur Girls High School

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Telephone02 9683 1866

Emailmacarthurg-h.school@det.nsw.edu.au

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Uniform Requirements

Girls are expected to wear the full school uniform each day with PRIDE. The school is judged by students in uniform and their behaviour in that uniform. Neat appearance in full and correct school uniform is essential. All clothing should be clearly labelled . All items are available on our premises at the School Locker Shop. Normal Trading hours are Tuesdays 8-12pm and Thursdays 12-4pm. Further enquiries please contact : Email MacarthurGirlsHS@theschoollocker.com

 

New  School Uniform Compulsory Years 7 & 8, Years 11 & 12

Year 7-10

All year:              Check tailored skirt

Summer:             White short sleeve over blouse with rounded collar with blue piping and school crest

Winter:                White long sleeve over blouse with rounded collar with blue piping and school crest

Year 11-12

All year:               Royal blue skirt

Summer:             White short sleeve over blouse with rounded collar with blue piping and school crest

Winter:                White long sleeve over blouse with rounded collar with blue piping and school crest

 

Muslim students may wear:

Juniors:                Long check tailored skirt with long sleeve over blouse with school crest

Seniors:                Long royal blue skirt with long sleeve over blouse with school crest.

White headscarf (hijab) optional

School jumper, cardigan or vests with school crest may be worn with the above.

 

Year 9-10 Students

The new school uniform is optional for Year 9-10 students at Macarthur Girls High School in 2013. If students in years 9-10 do not choose to wear the new school uniform the following uniform applies.

Junior Uniform (Years 9-10)

Summer:             Blue and white checked dress

Winter:                Royal blue (Macarthur Tartan) tunic with long sleeve white school blouse underneath

 

Cultural (e.g. Muslim) Dress Code (Years 9-10)

 Junior— Plain tailored regulation navy school slacks with white over blouse (peaked collar, side splits with band).    Optional – White headscarf (hijab)

 

 

All students

Optional items

Shoes: Black flat lace-up / enclosed plain leather school shoes  NO boots allowed

Socks:  Plain white short socks, or Black pantyhose (Juniors winter only) – no short stockings or long socks allowed

 

Jumper: Plain navy V-necked woollen jumper with Macarthur crest, or Navy V-necked fleecy top with school crest or Sports tracksuit jacket (School Shop)

Scarf:Navy blue with school monogram or plain navy / white / black

 

Sport Uniform (PE, Sport and Carnivals)

  • Macarthur sports shorts
  • Yellow/blue short-sleeved collared shirt with crest
  • Sports  shoes or joggers with light coloured soles (no canvas shoes)
  • School tracksuit, school sport cap (may also be worn outdoors year round)
  • School swimming costume and cap

The Sports Uniform is not to be worn to school unless prior permission has been granted

 

School Bag

Sturdy bag free of graffiti. The school bag must protect the books issued by the school throughout the year. Back packs (with two shoulder straps) are the most suitable school bags. These bags put less strain on the spinal development.  Handbags are not appropriate for school use.

 

Additional Considerations

 

 

The following items are optional but may be worn:

 

The following items may NOT be worn at any time:

 

  • A watch;
  • a plain cultural or religious chain (must be tucked inside school dress or blouse);
  • one simple ring;
  • sleeper or stud earrings (nothing bigger than a 5 cent piece)

 

  • bangles or bracelets
  • make-up, including eyeliner, eye shadow or lipstick. Clear sun protection lip balm may be used.
  • Nail polish
  • Fashion, open-topped shoes, thongs, or sandals

 

 

Hair should be kept tidy and back off the face. Ribbons or head bands should only be navy blue or white.

The sport uniform including sports shoes should not be worn as school uniform or under the school uniform.

Students who are persistently out of uniform may be subject to an after school detention.

 

Out of Uniform

It is recognised that, on occasion, a student may be unable to wear some parts of or the entire correct uniform. Notes from parents indicating the reason must be given to the Principal, the Head Teacher Administration or Stage Leaders before school to receive a uniform ‘pass'.  A red uniform pass will be issued to the student and must be shown to any teacher, on request, during the day. Failure to follow these procedures will result in detention. If there is a longer term issue parents should notify the school directly, asking to speak to the Principal, one of the Stage Leaders or the Head Teacher Student Wellbeing so that an appropriate solution can be found.