School Uniform Code

Girls, Year 0-6.

1. White ankle socks (with fold over top), or
2. Navy tights (optional in winter but must not be worn under socks. Knee highs not permitted.)
3. Standard school pinafore.
4. White polo shirt, or skivvy. Either the official school polo shirt, or one without the logo which looks the same, as the logo will be hidden.
5. Official school navy polar fleece jersey; or sweatshirt (until April 2013).
6. Navy shell jacket (optional, but the only jacket permitted after April 2013)
7. Black polished shoes. Or, in terms 1&4, black sandals with bare feet.

Boys, Year 0-8.

1. Navy drill shorts. Must be identical to ones supplied by school.
2. Plain navy track pants, optional in winter.
3. Official school polo shirt or skivvy.
4. Official school bottle green polar fleece jersey; or sweatshirt (until April 2013).
5. Navy shell jacket (optional, but the only jacket permitted after April 2013)
6. White sport socks.
7. Black polished shoes. Or in terms 1&4, when in shorts, black sandals with bare feet.

Girls, Year 7-8.

1. Standard school middle skirt.
2. Official school polo shirt.
3. Official school navy polar fleece jersey; or sweatshirt (until April 2013).
4. Navy shell jacket (optional, but the only jacket permitted after April 2013)
5. White ankle socks (with fold over top), or
6. Navy tights (optional in winter. Knee highs not permitted.)
7. Black polished shoes. Or, in terms 1&4, black sandals with bare feet.

Girls, Year 9-10.

1. Standard school middle skirt.
2. Official school polo shirt.
3. Official school blouse (for formal occasions).
4. Official school “scarf” (for formal occasions).
5. Official school navy woollen jersey; or sweatshirt (until April 2012).
6. Black Fremont Girls Jacket (optional; but the only jacket permitted after April 2012).
7. White ankle socks (with fold over top), or
8. Black opaque stockings or tights (Optional in winter. Knee highs not permitted)
9. Black polished shoes. Or, in terms 1&4, black sandals with bare feet.

Boys, Year 9-10.

1. Standard school navy walk shorts, and/or
2. Standard school navy dress trousers.
3. Black or navy belt if desired.
4. Official school polo shirt.
5. White business shirt, one pocket only, long or short sleeves (for formal occasions).
6. Official school tie (for formal occasions).
7. Official school green woollen jersey; or sweatshirt (until April 2012).
8. Black Fremont Boys Jacket (optional; but the only jacket permitted after April 2012).
9. Black or navy short socks with trousers.
10.White walk socks with shorts.
11. Black polished shoes. Or in terms 1&4, when in shorts, black sandals with bare feet.

Girls, Year 11-13.

1. Standard school senior skirt, or
2. Standard school middle skirt.
3. Official school blouse.
4. Official school “scarf”.
5. Official school navy woollen jersey; or sweatshirt (until April 2012).
6. Black Fremont Girls Jacket (optional; but the only jacket permitted after April 2012).
7. White ankle socks (with fold over top) or
8. Black opaque stockings or tights (Optional in winter. Knee highs not permitted.)
9. Black polished shoes. Or, in terms 1&4, black sandals with bare feet.

Boys, Year 11-13.

1. Standard school navy dress trousers, or,
2. Standard school navy walk shorts.
3. Black or navy belt if desired.
4. White business shirt, one pocket only, long or short sleeves.
5. Official school tie.
6. Official school green woollen jersey; or sweatshirt (until April 2012).
7. Black Fremont Boys Jacket (optional; but the only jacket permitted after April 2012).
8. Black or navy short socks with trousers.
9. White walk socks with shorts.
10. Black polished shoes. Or in Terms 1 & 4, when in shorts, black sandals with bare feet.

Boys PE Uniform (for Y6-Y13):

1. Royal blue shorts.
2. White tee-shirt.
3. White socks with sports shoes should be available at all times, when requested by the teacher.

Girls PE Uniform (for Y6-Y13):

1. Royal blue skirt
2. White tee-shirt
3. Black or navy bike shorts
4. Black leggings under blue skirt for outdoor activities in cold weather, optional
5. Navy track pants, optional; used on school outings at discretion of teacher
6. White socks with sports shoes should be available at all times, when requested by the teacher.

Jewellery and Hair:

No jewellery, including ear studs, is permitted other than a watch. Boy’s hair must be off the collar and off the ears. The length of girl’s hair must be clearly longer than the maximum permitted by a boy. Dyed hair is not permitted.

GENERAL NOTES about the Uniform:

It is desirable to purchase all items, other than footwear through the school. Parents may decide to purchase some items elsewhere, but they must be identical to the standard items. Second hand items are sold through the school.

The school’s supplier can not provide 100% cotton polo shirts. It is possible for the school to arrange the embroidery of the logo on polo shirts purchased elsewhere by parents.

All items above except the scarf, described as “official” have the school logo on them.

The combined height of heel plus sole of shoes or sandals, may be no higher than 5cm when measured at the very back.

Sandals must have a strap around the rear of the student’s ankle.

A student arriving at school towards the end of the year, or a student who has clearly outgrown his/her uniform before the end of the year, may, by arrangement, be permitted to wear the uniform of the next group up.

The pinafore and skirts are made out of polyester viscose “Ancient Green Douglas” tartan. Pure wool garments are available on request, but are much more expensive, and reasonable notice needs to be given.

Boys “Walk” socks are worn to just below knee length, and are not standard socks stretched upwards. All socks must be pulled up when worn.

Wearing of sweatshirt or woollen jersey on warm days is optional. If a sweatshirt or jersey is worn, the shirt collar must be outside the sweatshirt or jersey. Woollen Jersey will be phased in from date of supply till being compulsory in April 2012.

All shirts must be tucked in.

Navy Blue hats with a full brim are highly recommended for lunchtimes in terms 1&4; and are compulsory on many trips and activities.

If a Y9 or Y10 student chooses to wear the formal blouse or shirt it must be worn with the scarf or tie.

Official Blue Blazer available “on loan” from stock for college students representing the school on formal occasions. The full uniform code for these formal representative occasions available from the school office.

UNIFORM SALES: This service is available through the school office. The school seeks to make no profit through uniform sales, but has a mark up of approximately 10% to recover some of the operating costs. Items marked in italics, on the previous page are items the school does not generally supply, however in some cases we can order them in. Otherwise you should purchase through the school to ensure uniformity, as any clothing looking different will not be permitted.

FORMAL REPRESENTATIVE UNIFORM

Girls

1. Standard school middle skirt.
2. White girls’ long sleeve uniform blouse (business style) (on loan from school)
3. Blue Ponatahi tie (on loan from school)
4. Navy woollen jersey (optional)
5. Blue blazer (on loan from school)
6. Black stockings
7. Black polished shoes

Boys

1. Black dress trousers with black or navy belt if desired (on loan from school if required)
2. White long sleeve business shirt (on loan from school if required)
3. Blue Ponatahi tie
4. Navy woollen jersey (optional; on loan from school)
5. Blue blazer (on loan from school)
6. Black polished shoes

SWIMMING TOGS

Swimming togs are needed for some school activities. We are happy with appropriate T-shirts being worn over recognized swimwear, but this may be subject to the rules of the facility we go to. College girls’ swimwear must include boardshorts, and girls’ midriffs must not be visible. Speedos for boys, if worn, must have boardshorts over the top.