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T: Telephone02 4731 6150
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When students wear a school uniform, they feel included in our school community.
Students, teachers, parents and carers, as well as members of our local community helped develop our school uniform to make sure it:
meets the requirements of workplace health and safety, anti-discrimination and equal opportunity legislation
includes items that are affordable, comfortable and made from easy-care and easy-wear fabrics
is appropriate for the full range of school activities
is suitable for all body shapes.
Learn more about the NSW Department of Education’s School Uniform Policy.
When purchasing school shoes parents are asked to be mindful of NSW Department of Education and Training, Occupational Health & Safety requirements regarding footwear. This requirement states that all students involved in practical activities in subject areas including Creative Arts, Industrial Arts, Home Economics, and Science must wear: “shoes with fully enclosed firm leather uppers, including the tongue, and a stout non-slip sole”.
This requirement is satisfied through the purchase of black leather, lace-up school shoes as per the school’s uniform policy. Rabens, vans, volleys, converse, skate style shoes, canvas style shoes, gym boots and ballet flats do not provide adequate protection and are therefore not acceptable.
Students who present themselves to classes without the correct footwear will not be permitted to participate in practical activities.
Sometimes there may be special circumstances and you may not have your correct uniform. For example, wet weather or parental hospitalisation, etc. In this situation:
PLEASE NOTE: The following items are NOT part of the Jamison High School Uniform and are considered unacceptable attire:
Our policy is to supply loan socks, jumpers, pants and skirts (with tights if requested) for students to change into for the day if they are not dressed in correct uniform.
This applies to students who bring a note from home.
Students who attend school without a note are also required to attend a detention.
address
222 Evan Street
South Penrith NSW 2750
telephone 02 4731 6150
We would like to acknowledge the traditional custodians of this land, the Mulgoa people, and pay our respects to the Elders of the Darug nation - past, present and emerging. We would also like to extend that respect to all Aboriginal peoples and Torres Strait Islanders visiting this site.
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