• For boys, the formal uniform is the College white shirt and the College black shorts.
• Girls have the option of wearing the white College blouse and the black and teal check College skirt, black College shorts or black and teal check College dress.
• Socks must be black or white.
• Shoes can be predominantly black or white, including logos and soles. Soles should be appropriate for school.

(These items are additional or in place of items in the summer uniform.)

• Girls and boys may wear the black College crewneck jumper, black College softshell jacket or the black formal College jacket with the formal uniform. The black trackpants with College logo may be worn with the crewneck jumper.
• Girls may wear plain black College yoke trousers for winter wear or plain black leggings instead of socks during the cooler months. The College skirt must be worn over the black leggings.
• Boys may wear black College trousers for winter wear.

(Compulsory wear in Physical Education and for Sporting events.)

• Teal and black sports polo with logo.
• Sports shorts with logo.
• Students may change shoes for sport, and the sport shoe can be any colour.

• The school bag is optional. Students may have any colour bag, but girls must not use a handbag as a school bag.
• Ties are available for both boys and girls; they add to the uniform for formal occasions.
• Sports track pants with logo (for Physical Education and Sporting events only).
• The Sports jacket with logo (for Physical Education and Sporting events only) – please note this item is no longer available for purchase but can be worn by those that have purchased prior to 2022.
• Plain black rain jacket may be worn to and from school only.

Students should negotiate with parents whether or not they can wear makeup. Discrete makeup will not be questioned. Any student wearing heavy makeup will be asked to remove it. Jewellery should be minimal. Long chains and hoops should not be worn to school as these pose as safety risk in many learning areas such as Technologies, Science and Physical Education. Long hair that is not tied back may also be a safety risk in these subjects. Students will be instructed to tie back loose hair in unsafe situations.