Ipswich North State
School Parents and Citizens Association is in agreement that
The Parents and
Citizens Association maintains that the wearing of a uniform has the following
benefits:-
· creation of an
identity for the school
· fostering of good
school morale
· engendering high
self esteem in students
·
minimising differences in socio-economic
circumstances emphasised by expensive clothing
· promotion of safety
by ease of recognition
· promotion of safe,
suitable and not discriminatory clothing
· offers a range of
choices in uniform
· is relatively
inexpensive
Girls’ shirt dressmaker is June Kickbush, contact phone number: 3201 6513:Boys’
Shirts dressmaker is Lorraine, contact phone number 33896448 or 0400735259(between
9am-2pm);the Unisex Sports Shirt is available from Lowes Menswear Riverlink
as are other uniform pieces i.e. shorts, skirts, skorts, socks(these
pieces are also available at major department stores). The Parents and
Citizens Association does not have plans to review the school uniform
General appearance of students
Students are expected
to be neatly dressed in school uniform at all times. The school discourages the
wearing of extreme hairstyles, hair and nail colouring and body piercing. Students with long hair need to have it tied
back for their own safety and for the control of headlice.
Inappropriate Clothing
Tank tops, bare
midriffs, bike pants, shirts with inappropriate pictures or messages, brief shorts,
thongs and sandals with high heels are undesirable items of clothing for
school. Students who wear such items will be warned and may be asked to change
to a supplied school uniform or other clothing, or directed to go home (after
parents are contacted) to change to more appropriate clothing. Failure to
comply with such requests will be dealt with under the school’s Behaviour
Management Policy relating to disobedience.
Jewellery
Jewellery can be
dangerous to students at sport or during physical activity. It should not be
worn with the exception of watches and sleeper or stud earrings. Failure to comply will be treated in the same
way as for inappropriate clothing. Students who wish to wear religious or
cultural icons may do so only with the Principal’s permission sought by
parents.
Compulsory wearing of school uniform
Students are expected
that they present in full school uniform. This allows for ease of
identification, assisting with safety of students as well as improving
behavioural outcomes. Students who do not present in full school uniform will
not be permitted to undertake outside school activities eg sporting teams or
excursions.
The
Association appeals to parents and students to support them in this regard thus
helping to maintain the good image of the school in the community.
Uniforms promote:
GIRL’S DAY UNIFORMS
BOY’S DAY UNIFORM
GIRL’S SPORTS
UNIFORM
BOY’S SPORTS
UNIFORM
WINTER UNIFORM
(Unisex)