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UNIFORM STYLE GUIDE Reception to Grade 7

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Page 1: UNIFORM STYLE GUIDE...• Tinting, colouring and the dyeing of hair is not permitted in the primary school. Boys • Hair is to be above the shirt collar. • Head shaving shorter

UNIFORM STYLE GUIDE

Reception to Grade 7

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The school uniform is the most visible symbol ofidentity for Sunrise Christian School. It is expectedthat all children take pride in their appearance andthat this uniform will be worn in such a manner thatthe aim of glorifying God will be seen. Parents are to ensure that uniforms are well-fitted, clean, neat and worn in a dignified and respectful manner during the schoolday, and while travelling to and from the school.

The dress code of Sunrise Christian School has been established to help parents and students to know what is expected. It is not meant to stifle individuality but rather remove some of the distractions that prevent students from achieving their best academically, socially and spiritually.

The use of school uniforms at Sunrise Christian School is based on the Biblical principle of Unity in Diversity. God’s creation universally and consistently reflects this principle. For example, each leaf on a tree from a distance looks the same and indeed is conformed to the same pattern, however, after taking a close look, each leaf is uniquely different. Even though each leaf is distinguishably different, they belong to the same tree. This same principle applies to all animals, plants and indeed all living organisms.

By using this Biblical principle as a framework for the use of uniforms, we imply unity in the concept of being part of the school while acknowledging each child being an individual in their own right.

This Uniform Style Guide has been developed to assist children and parents in understanding how the school uniform is to be worn correctly. It explains the uniform policy and provides details of the School Uniform Shop.

OUR DRESS CODE

Unity in Diversity

What uniform to wear when?Term One - Summer uniformTerm Two - Winter uniformTerm Three - Winter uniformTerm Four - Summer uniformFormal events - Winter uniform

The formal uniform is the winter uniform without optional items such as the Grade 7 jacket. There may be occasions as designated by the school (for example school excursions or photos) when you will be provided with notification for the formal uniform to be worn.

Occasionally, you will also receive notification of days when children are exempt from wearing the school uniform (for example, casual days and school camps). On these occasions it is still expected that children be neat and take pride in their appearance.

Consequences Any breaches will be dealt with in line with the School Behaviour Code.The wearing of correct school uniform is compulsory and a written note should be sent to the school explaining the reason for any incomplete uniform.

New StudentsAll new students will be invited to make an appointment for a uniform fitting during their orientation. This information will be provided to parents at enrolment.

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A high standard of personal dress and grooming is required at all times.While students are encouraged to take responsibility for their standards of grooming, parents are expected to send their children to school appropriately groomed. Sunrise values the cultural diversity of families and as such cultural sensitivities can be negotiated with the Principal.

Make-up and Nail PolishThe wearing of make-up, tinted moisturiser, tinted sun block, coloured lip balm and products of that nature are not permitted. The wearing of nail enamel/polish is unsuitable.

HairUnkempt hair is not permitted. Extreme hairstyles, small plaits all over and dreadlocks are not permitted.

Girls• Girls with hair longer than shoulder length must

have their hair tied back.• Hair ties, bands and ribbons are to be navy blue,

bottle green or white. The wearing of novelty clips and hair accessories is not permitted.

• Headbands in the school tartan are acceptable and can be purchased.

• Hair that is cut extremely short is not permitted.• Tinting, colouring and the dyeing of hair is not

permitted in the primary school.

Boys• Hair is to be above the shirt collar.• Head shaving shorter than number 2 and

partial head shaving is not permitted.• Hair should not be long enough to cover the

eyes and not able to be tied back. • Tinting, colouring and dyeing of hair is not

permitted in the primary school.

PERSONAL GROOMING

ShoesShoes are to be kept clean and in good condition. Black lace up school shoes are preferred. Girls can choose a school style shoe with a buckle or t-bar, however all shoes must have a low heel.For summer, children can choose to wear a brown school style sandal. Below is a list of suitable styles for purchasing. Socks are not permitted with sandals.

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PERSONAL GROOMING

School BagsThe school branded bag is a compulsory item. The bag is bottle green with the Sunrise logo and available in different sizes.The Reader Bag/Homework Bag with logo is compulsory from Reception through to Grade 2.A bottle green pencil case with logo is a compulsory item from Grade 3 to 7.

HatsHats are required to be worn at all times when the UV rating is 3 or above.When in sport uniform the sport hat is to be worn.

Reception to Grade 7• All children in Reception to Grade 7 are required

to wear a Legionnaire’s hat with logo for their sport uniform.

JewelleryVisible items of jewellery, other than a discreet watch and suitable earrings, are not to be worn.

Girls• Sleepers and plain gold or silver studs are the

only permissible jewellery (one only in each ear positioned appropriately in the lobe). A sleeper is an earring that can be fully rotated within the ear lobe. Piercings, or body studs, other than one in each ear, are not permitted.

• Covering multiple piercings or replacing with plastics is not acceptable.

Boys• With the exception of a watch, the wearing

of jewellery is not permitted. • Body studs or other piercings,

including earrings, are not permitted.

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SUMMER AND WINTER

Summer Uniform Girls - Reception to Grade 7• V-neck, bottle green jumper with logo.• Summer school dress (knee length or longer).• Short white socks with Sunrise stripes.• Bottle green, navy or black briefs. • Black school shoes or brown school sandals.

Winter Uniform Girls • V-neck, bottle green jumper with logo.• White long sleeved shirt with ‘Peter Pan’ collar

and green ‘S’ embroidery.• Tartan cross over tie. The tie is to be worn

tucked in to the jumper.• Reception to Grade 3 girls are to wear the

tartan pinafore (knee length or longer).• From Grade 4 onwards, girls can wear the

tartan skirt (knee length or longer).• Knee length cuffed navy socks or navy tights.• Bottle green, black or navy briefs.• Black school shoes.

It is acceptable for girls to wear shorts underneath their uniform, providing that the shorts are not visible and are bottle green, navy or black in colour.

Boys • V-neck, bottle green jumper with logo.• Long sleeved chambray shirt with logo.• Sunrise school tie.• Grey melange college pants • Short grey Sunrise school socks with stripes.• Black school shoes.

The Grade 7 Commemorative Jacket is not part of the formal uniform.

Acceptable winter accessories include;gloves, scarves, and coats. These must be bottle green, navy or black. They may only be worn before and after school and during play times. The Sunrise spray jacket does not replace the school

Boys - Reception to Grade 7• V-neck, bottle green jumper with logo.• Short sleeved banded chambray shirt with logo.• Grey melange college shorts.• Short grey Sunrise school socks with stripes. • Black school shoes or brown school sandals.

The Grade 7 Commemorative Jacket is optional.

jumper and should only be worn before and after school and during PE and play times.

Optional Winter Uniform Boys and Girls • An alternate poly-cotton jumper, as opposed to

the bottle green woollen jumper, is available for children with allergies by special order only.

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Sport UniformCompulsory from Grades 2 to 7• Micromesh short sleeve sport shirt with logo.• Navy microfibre shorts with gold piping and

logo.• Rugby top with logo.• Sunrise sport sock. This is an anklet sock

with a dark sole, and purchasing 2 pairs is recommended.

• Sport shoe suitable for running.

SPORT

The winter woollen jumper is not to be worn with the sport uniform. Reception to Grade 7• Legionnaire’s sport hat with logo.

Optional Sport Uniform• Navy track pants with gold piping and logo.• Navy netball skirt.

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Sunrise Christian School partners with Alinta Apparel to provide high quality, long-lasting uniforms. Three of our locations have a uniform shop on site, designed as fitting rooms, where uniforms can be fitted and then purchased online.

Ordering OnlineUniforms can be ordered through the Alinta Online Store at www.alintaapparel.com.au. Simply visit their website and register or log in.

For further information please contact,[email protected]

Opening HoursMARION SHOPTuesday - 2:00pm - 4:00pmWednesday - 8:30am - 10:00amThursday - 8:30am - 10:00am

FULLARTON SHOPTuesday - 8:30am - 10:30am Thursday - 2:30pm - 4:00pm

WHYALLA SHOPTuesday - 8:30am - 9:30amThursday - 3:00pm - 4:00pm

Some Uniform Shops accept cash/cheque and have access to electronic banking and credit facilities.

UNIFORM SHOP

Central Administration OfficeSuite 6, 2 - 4 Henley Beach Road, MILE END SA 5031Telephone: 08 8465 6000

Locations95 Wattle Street, FULLARTON SA 5063Telephone: 08 8465 6001

4 Crowle Road, PARADISE SA 5075Telephone: 08 8465 6002

70-74 Pimpala Road, MORPHETT VALE SA 5162Telephone: 08 8465 6003

286 Sturt Road, MARION SA 5043Telephone: 08 8465 6004

72 Old Caves Road, NARACOORTE SA 5271Telephone: 08 8465 6005

2 Sunrise Lane, WHYALLA SA 5608Telephone: 08 8465 6006

www.sunrise.sa.edu.au

SHINE YOUR LIGHT ON THE WORLD

MATTHEW 5:16

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