Uniform Shop

School Uniform Information

St Joe’s uniforms are purchased in store at Lowes Lilydale, located at Lilydale Marketplace, Shop 44/45, 33-45 Hutchinsons Street, Lilydale 3140

Phone: 9738 7603

The uniform display board is near the office. Second-hand uniforms are also available at the office for a gold coin donation.

School uniform is compulsory for all students. If students are out of uniform, a note needs to be sent to the class teachers advising them of the reason.

Summer

Navy blue broad brimmed hat
Navy and Sky blue polo top with school logo
Navy blue school pants, school shorts or skort, or school check dress
White or Navy socks
Black school shoes

Winter

Navy blue polar fleece beanie with school logo (optional)

Navy and Sky blue polo top with school logo or long sleeved polo
Navy blue windcheater with school logo
Navy blue school pants, pinafore or winter skirt
White or navy socks
Black school shoes

Year 6 Jacket to be worn by Year 6 students in place of windcheater or jumper.

(* Year 6 students have the opportunity of wearing a Year 6 Jacket to promote pride, leadership and responsibility. This is seen as a privilege. The jackets are presented to the students at the commencement of the school year*)

Sport

Navy tracksuit pants or navy knit shorts
Navy & sky blue sport polo
Runners only worn on Sport Days
White or navy socks

There is an optional St Joseph’s school bag. Students require a fabric library bag to protect the school’s library books. Plastic bags are not acceptable. Students also require a suitable art smock.

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