The Uniform Committee worked hard last year to decide upon a style and place and receive orders ready for the new school year.
The Uniform Shop is a service is offered to parents on two mornings per week (Tuesday and Thursday, 8.15 -9.00).
It provides easy shopping for all uniform requirements at competitive rates.
Boys
• Navy long leg shorts
• Billabong style shirt in fabric #8082 with action back
• Chesterfield concealed buttons
• Red piping on both sleeves
• White embroidered logo containing the words Camp Hill on the left
• Navy Spartan wide brimmed hat with new logo in white
• Prep to have removable red band
Girls
• Navy culottes
• Fitted shirt in fabric #8082 with peplum
• Action back
• Chesterfield concealed buttons
• Red piping on both sleeves
• White embroidered logo with the words Camp Hill on the left
• Navy wide brimmed hat with new logo in white
• Prep to have removable red band
The winter uniform and sports uniform will be decided this year.
School Dress Code
The Camp Hill State Infants & Primary School community supports the wearing of uniform at this school. The uniform is expected to be worn when:
• attending or representing the school;
• travelling to and from school; and
• engaging in school activities out of school hours.
The uniform aims to contribute to a safe and supportive teaching and learning environment through:
• ready identification of students and non-students at school;
• fostering a sense of belonging; and
• developing mutual respect among students by minimising visible evidence of economic or social differences.
The uniform reflects our school community standards and is consistent with occupational health and safety and anti-discrimination legislation.
Students are permitted outside only if they have a wide brimmed hat or Legionnaire’s cap.
The wearing of baseball caps is not allowed, as they do not provide sufficient protection from the sun.
Those without shady hats are to remain under the school or in the library.
The only jewellery permitted is studs for pierced ears and Medi-Alert items. Wristbands should not be worn.
Students should not wear clothing or apparel that could be considered:
• offensive
• likely to disrupt, or negatively influence normal school operations
• unsafe for student or others, and
• likely to result in a risk to health and safety of student or others.
If a student is unable for some reason to wear the uniform, this should be discussed with the principal.