Marshall Road State School is a uniform school. Dress Code Policy (PDF 20Kb)
We have the support of our
Parents and Citizens’ Association to promote adherence to the uniform. Our student dress code consists of an agreed standard and items of clothing, which includes a school uniform that Marshall Road State School students wear when:
attending or representing their school
travelling to and from school
engaging in school activities out of school hours.
In circumstances where inappropriate or unreasonable dress is worn, appropriate action will be taken.
Parents/Caregivers can be notified by letter that their child is not complying with the school dress code.
Labelling uniforms – missing uniforms
Parents are asked to ensure that all articles of clothing whether part of a school uniform or not, are clearly marked with the student’s name. It is not uncommon for there to be more than 10 identical jackets or hats in the school lost property bin under A Block.
Free dress day
Once per term the Principal may approve a Student Council request for a free-dress day. For these days direction will be given as to appropriate standards of dress for students.
Exceptions
Certain school activities may permit or require exceptions to the dress code e.g. 'whites' for cricket, special T-shirts for instrumental music or graduating classes. In these cases expectations will be clearly communicated to students.
Uniform
Skort – bottle green and white check
Peplum blouse - bottle green and white check
A-line skirt - bottle green
Culottes – bottle green
- Shorts - grey
Polo shirt – bottle green with MR logo
Hats
Shoes and socks
Winter additions
Sporting events and parade day (Monday)
Sports uniform
Hat – green broad-brimmed or legionnaire
Polo shirt – bottle green with MR logo
Track pant – green (winter)
Joggers – white or black/clean
Culottes or netball skirt
Shorts - green
Swimming
Jewellery
The following items are acceptable additions to the school uniform:
watch, religious insignia and medical-alert bracelet or necklace
gold or silver earrings - one sleeper or stud in each ear.
Hair
Shoulder-length hair or longer must be tied back using hair accessories in bottle green, black or white.
Students are not to wear cosmetics to school.
Helmets
Helmets must be securely fastened. Non-wearing of helmets is against the law and could be unsafe for the student and others.