PARENT & SCHOOL PARTNERSHIP:
From the School Handbook:
School Uniform Policy
The wearing of the correct school uniform is very important at Good Samaritan Catholic Primary School as it creates a greater sense of equality among the student population despite the diverse socio-economic backgrounds of their families.
The following are some basic guidelines for following the expectations associated with wearing the correct school uniform at Good Samaritan:
- All students are to wear the full, correct uniform at all times.
- Uniforms are to be labelled, cleaned, pressed, properly repaired and worn neatly at all times.
- Damaged or shabby items of uniform are to be replaced.
- School uniform regulations apply equally to hair, jewellery, make-up (including false fingernails), hats and shoes.
- Classroom teachers are responsible for checking uniform on a daily basis.
- Where a uniform breach occurs a verbal reminder/warning is given.
- If a repetition of uniform breaches occurs, parents will be contacted by way of letter.
- Students out of uniform, who have a valid reason, should have a note to this effect, signed by their parents. This is to be counter-signed by the classroom teacher.
- For extreme breaches of the uniform code, a student may be isolated from the rest of the school.
- Where genuine financial difficulties hamper a student in fully meeting all uniform requirements, the Principal may supply items of uniform at the school’s expense.
Basis of Discretion
- Discretion may be used when a student is out of uniform on the first occasion.
- The Principal has the right to waver uniform requirements in special circumstances.
WINTER UNIFORM:
CHILDREN WILL WEAR WINTER UNIFORM FROM WEEK 3
MONDAY 13 MAY 2024

Due to the anticipated weather forecast for the remainder of this week, including Friday, I have made the decision to postpone our Mother's Day celebrations (Breakfast and Liturgy) until FRIDAY 17th MAY.
The Mothers' Day stall will still go ahead this Friday 10 May
We look forward to celebrating Mothers' Day with you all on Friday 17 May
Mothers Day Stall - Friday 10 May
Gifts will be available for purchase from the cost of $2,-$10. Children are to bring in their own bag to transport gifts home.
Upcoming key dates:
Friday |
17 May | Mother's Day Breakfast/Liturgy | 7:30am |
Friday |
21 June | Pie Drive | |
Monday |
17 June | P & F Meeting via ZOOM commencing 7pm | |
Friday |
21 June |
Pie Drive Delivery (more details to follow) |
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Friday |
13 September |
Trivia Evening (more details to follow) |