Asquith Girls High School

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Uniform

 

Asquith Girls High School is a uniform school. Our students wear the uniform with pride and comply with our community's expectations. Students are expected to be in correct uniform and comply with WH&S everyday.

School Uniform Requirements

 

JUNIOR Uniform (YEARS 7-10)

AGHS check skirt

Green tailored pants or shorts

AGHS white blouse with green trim collar

AGHS green V-neck fleece jumper

Mint green V-neck jumper

AGHS black soft shell jacket

Black scarf (optional)

Black enclosed lace up leather school shoes as per the department's Health & Safety Directorates footwear guidelines

Plain white ankle length socks or black stockings

SENIOR Uniform (YEARS 11-12)

AGHS mint green pleated skirt

Green tailored pants or shorts

AGHS white blouse with green trim collar

AGHS green V-neck fleece jumper

Mint green V-neck jumper

AGHS black soft shell jacket

Black scarf (optional)

Black enclosed lace up leather school shoes as per the department's Health & Safety Directorates footwear guidelines

Plain white ankle length socks or black stockings

SPORTS UNIFORM

AGHS white polo shirt with green collar

AGHS green sports shorts

AGHS green microfibre track pants and jacket

Sports shoes with white ankle length socks

Please note: Sports uniform must only be worn during PE classes, not to and from school, except in the following circumstances:

Years 8, 9 & 10 have sport on Mondays and may wear sports uniform all day on Monday

Special sports days such as swimming and athletics carnivals, cross country and games days.

FOOTWEAR GUIDELINES FOR NSW GOVERNMENT SCHOOLS

Footwear is an important safety item. Good soles provide a sound grip on the floor preventing accidents such as slips, trips and falls from occurring. Footwear can also protect feet from damage caused by accidents such as falling objects or chemical spillages. These guidelines have been developed to assist NSW government schools in providing a safe working and learning environment.

Students at AGHS participate in a range of subjects where black enclosed lace up leather school shoes are required, including: industrial arts, science, food technology.

 

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PROTECTIVE CLOTHING

Technology & Applied Studies (TAS): in all Food Technology classes students are required to wear a white apron and cap. These are available from TAS. Students must also wear black, closed-in, leather lace up shoes for safety in all technology rooms.

Visual Arts:  Students are required to wear protective covering of clothes, eg: old shirt or apron.

Science:  Students must wear black, closed-in, leather lace up shoes in science labs. Protective clothing is also required during experiments.

 

PURCHASING THE UNIFORM

Purchase either online or at the onsite uniform shop.

The onsite shop is located off Quad B at the school hall end and is open during term time on Wednesdays from 8:00-11:00am. Opening hours will increase during seasonal change over periods from Term 1 to Term 2, in the lead up to the academic year during the school holidays and at the beginning of the academic year.

Students and parents/caregivers can purchase directly from the store or students can try on uniforms before purchasing either in store or online.

Good quality second hand uniforms are also available from the onsite store.

The School Locker: service@theschoollocker.com.au   OR    0455 622 634

 

 

UNIFORM POLICY

Asquith Girls High School community has voted overwhelmingly to support of the wearing of a school uniform, this includes wearing black, closed in, lace up school shoes.

It is the responsibility of every parent who chooses Asquith Girls High School to work within the agreed parameters of the school, especially with regard to the wearing of school uniform.

If your child has a genuine reason for not wearing school uniform on an occasion, please send them to school with a handwritten and dated explanation. This is to be presented to a Deputy Principal before school to have a blue uniform exemption note issued.

 

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