Uniforms

The school uniform should be worn correctly at all times.  This means that students may not mix and match items of sport uniform and the regular uniform.  Full school uniform is always to be worn to and from school, even if travelling by car or bus. The uniform needs to be worn correctly both at school and in the general public.

1 Students should show pride in their uniform and dress as a mark of self respect.
2 We particularly ask the students to remember that the community judges the whole school by how individuals from the school behave, therefore they should take care to dress and act appropriately.
3 It is the responsibility of each student to clearly mark each article of clothing and all other possessions.
4 Jewellery is to be limited to a watch and one pair of matching plain small stud earrings for girls in school colours of blue, white teal, black, silver or gold.  Earrings to be worn in ear lobes only.  No other jewellery is to be visible. Only badges supplied by Geraldton Grammar School may be worn.
5 Girls hair, if long, is to be restrained by elastic bands or by hair ribbons, hair clips or scrunchies in the school colours of white, blue or teal only. Hair bands are to be royal or navy blue.  The general effect should be one of neatness and cleanliness.  Boys hair must be the face and collar.  The school reserves the right to determine acceptability or otherwise of students’ hairstyles.  No extremes in cut or unnatural colours.
6 Male students are to be clean shaven.
7 No makeup or nail polish is to be worn with the school uniform.
8 Hemlines on girls’ summer dresses and winter skirts should be at a respectable length, on or near the knee.
9 A hat must be worn at all times in the sun.