Uniform

A uniform dress code reinforces a student's sense of pride and instills recognition of themselves as an integral part of the school community. Considerations of safety, age-appropriateness, and cost also contribute to our dress code policy.

Why We Have a Uniform

To further develop a sense of pride in, and identification with, our school.

To provide durable clothing that is cost-effective and practical for our school environment.

To maintain and enhance the positive image of the school in the community.

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Girls Mandatory Uniform

All uniform pieces must be labeled

Number One Dress

(Mondays, Assembly days & Special Events, can also be worn on any day):

Tunic (Grey, Crested)
Girls Dress Pant, grey
Girls Long/Short Sleeve Blouse (Crested)
Grey Knee High Socks or Tights
Black Velcro shoes (i.e. Mary Jane’s) or Oxford (lace-up/Velcro/slip-on)

Summer Number One Dress

(start of school to Thanksgiving, Victoria Day through Graduation):

Girls Khaki Culotte
Short Sleeve Blouse (Crested)
White Ankle Sport Socks
Grey Knee High Socks or Tights
Black Velcro shoes (i.e. Mary Jane’s) or Oxford (lace-up/Velcro/slip-on)

Casual Dress

(Tuesday to Thursday):

Casual Dress includes any items from Number One Dress, Summer Number One Dress (start of school to Thanksgiving, Victoria Day through Graduation), or Gym Uniform, in addition to:

Short Sleeve Blouse (Crested)
White Ankle Sport Socks
Grey Knee High Socks or Tights
Black Velcro shoes (i.e. Mary Jane’s) or Oxford (lace-up/Velcro/slip-on)
V Neck Sleeveless Sweater (Crested)
Button Front Cardigan (Crested)

Gym Uniform

(Fridays):

Jogging Pant, navy (Crested)
1/4 Zip front Sweatshirt, navy (Crested)
Wicking Gym Shorts, navy (Crested)
Gym T-Shirt, white (Crested)
Running shoes (mostly white)

*Note that only Gym Uniform pieces are required for Nursery students, but they may also wear the Number One or Casual dress pieces

Two young girls sitting cross-legged on a tiled floor inside a room; both wear matching school uniforms with white collars and dark skirts, and appear to be engaged in conversation.

A young boy wearing a blue St. Clement's Early Learning School cardigan plays with toy vehicles and wooden tracks in a colourful classroom with children's artwork on the walls.

Boys Mandatory Uniform