Wearing Our Uniform with Pride
Our uniform is much more than clothing. It is a visible expression of our shared identity, culture and traditions, helping every student feel part of the St Peters community. When students wear it correctly and with pride, they demonstrate care for themselves, dignity in how they present, and respect for the College and wider community.
As we begin a new term, we ask families to support students in meeting the College’s uniform and grooming expectations each day. Uniform items should be clean, in good condition and worn correctly. Skirts should be at the base of the knee or lower, the appropriate College socks and tie should be worn, and students should have the correct formal hat and College bag.
Importantly, blazers must be worn to and from school in Secondary School. Students are also expected to wear their uniform correctly whenever they are in public view, recognising that they represent St Peters beyond the College grounds.
Consistent uniform expectations promote belonging, reduce distraction, and reinforce the high standards we hold as a learning community. We appreciate the support of parents and caregivers in helping students wear their uniform with pride.
Further information is available in the Springfield Uniform Guide.
Dominic Piacun
Head of Secondary Years
