Craighead Diocesan School

UNIFORM

Welcome to our Craighead Uniform Webpage

Our uniform instils a sense of identity and belonging to our Craighead School family. Our girls wear their uniform with pride and know the high standards of their uniform are expected to be maintained at all times, whether they are in class at school or out in the community.

OUR UNIFORM EXPECTATIONS:

♦ Wear your uniform neatly and with pride.

♦ Complete school uniform must be worn when  

at school.

♦ When travelling to and from school on a week  

day, or for a school function, your uniform must  

be complete.

♦ Any exceptions are to be approved by the Principal or the Deputy Principal in Charge of Uniform.

what to wear, how to buy & when to buy

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UNIFORM GUIDELINES:

  • The Blazer is to be worn to all formal occasions and Chapel Services.
  • When wearing the uniform out of school grounds jerseys or vests are not allowed to be worn on their own without a Blazer.
  • All articles of uniform must be clearly named
  • Only School related badges may be worn on the Blazer.
  • Small, silver or gold, inconspicuous plain ‘stud’ earring(no bigger than 4mm diameter) may be worn, one earring in each ear lobe.Tongue studs are not permitted. 
  • A Pounamu pendant or cross on a necklace may be worn, subtly.  Other jewellery or ornamentation is not to be worn with the school uniform.
  • Whilst walking along streets students in school uniform you may not be eating food
  • Make-up or nail polish are not to be worn with school uniform
  • Hair should be neatly tied back with Craighead blue, green, or blue and green tartan hair ribbon, or slides. Hair is expected to look natural in colour
  • PE uniform may not be worn to or from school, except on Sports Days or by permission.
  • Sports uniform may be worn home from an after school sport practice, and may be worn to school on a Sports day.
  • Boarders may wear mufti when travelling to and from the Boarding House on public transport.
  • The tattooing of young people of school age is strongly discouraged, however ta moko and/or moko may be accepted on cultural grounds on students aged over 16 years subject to a parent/caaregiver request in the form of a letter.  The student is then to attend an interview with a member of the senior leadership team to discuss the personal significance of the item in question. All other tattoos are to be covered and not visible at all times.

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