Uniform

The Department of Education supports the wearing of school uniforms by students and the upholding of high standards of dress by students. The Department of Education expects students to wear the uniform during school hours, while travelling to and from school, and when engaging in school activities out of school hours.

On any occasion a student attends school out of uniform, they must produce a note of explanation signed by a parent. If the breaches of the uniform code continue, parents will be contacted to resolve the problem. If the problem persists a formal notification may be issued.

Black lace-up leather school shoes (fully enclosed) to meet the Legislative requirements under the NSW Occupational Health & Safety Act 2000 (OH&S Act).

The wearing of make-up and jewellery (including piercings) and brightly coloured / dyed hair is not acceptable for students and is discouraged.

Cromer Campus is an Asthma Safe School. For the wellbeing of all staff and students, aerolsol cans are banned from the school grounds.

A Department of Education directive states that "thongs, open type sandals or shoes, canvas type shoes and/or gym boots, shall not be worn in practical classes where there is the possibility of injury through spillage of hot liquids, metals, or the dropping of heavy or sharp instruments, tools etc.

Shoes must be black (with black laces) and have "stout soles" and "firm uppers".