
Our School
Dress Code
By choosing to attend St. John Paul II (SJPII) Catholic Secondary School, students commit to complying with the school's uniform and dress code. We believe it is important to uphold standards of modesty, neatness, cleanliness, and good taste that reflect our Catholic values.
School Uniform
The compulsory uniform components are:
Pants/Kilt |
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Golf Shirt |
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Footwear |
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Shorts |
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Summer Uniform | The Summer Uniform can be worn from the time period indicated in the school calendar that states "Summer Uniform Begins" to "Summer Uniform Ends". Students are allowed to wear:
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Optional Uniform Components | The optional uniform components are:
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*Please note that the Panther athletic sweater is not part of the school uniform.
McCarthy Uniforms
The school uniform components are available only from McCarthy Uniforms. Visit their online store for more information.
Dress Code Expectations
SJPII students are expected to be in full and proper uniform every school day, from the first day of school in September until the end of June examinations, unless specifically told otherwise by staff. Any student out of uniform may be sent home to change.
Students on school excursions are expected to comply with the specified dress requirements indicated on the permission form.
Civvies Days |
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Uniform Requirements |
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Outerwear |
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Undershirts |
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Belts |
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Uniform Appearance Standards | Students are expected to wear their uniforms neatly and with pride:
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Prohibited Items |
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Consequences
Administrative Discretion
Decisions regarding appropriate accessories, grooming, and overall appearance are at the discretion of the school administration.
Uniform Violations
Students who arrive without full and proper uniform are in violation of the dress code and will be sent to the main office for a violation slip. These incidents are recorded, and consequences are applied accordingly and may include:
Warning
Detention
Being sent home
Suspension
The response will depend on the nature of the violation, the number of previous offences, and the specific circumstances.
Religious Accommodations
Students who wear head coverings for religious reasons may request an exemption through the administration. Approved head coverings must be solid black or navy blue.
