The community of Cammeraygal High School strongly supports the wearing of a uniform by students. To ensure consistency in meeting the requirements of uniform policy, and to reduce the cost of uniform items, the school and physical education (PDHPE) uniforms are only available from Noone Uniforms at:
Ground Level @ 328 High Street Chatswood
Open Monday to Friday 9am - 5pm and Saturday 9am – 1pm
Phone 9436 1700
The uniform can be viewed online at https://www.noone.com.au/school/cammeraygal-high-school/shop/
Parents who have concerns around uniform items (e.g., health, religious background) should contact the Principal. Families in difficult financial circumstances are encouraged to apply for help with uniform costs under the Students Assistance Scheme for Years 7-10.
Second-hand uniforms are available through the Sustainable School Shop website. For more information, please visit the P&C website.
Uniform Policy
Cammeraygal High School has both a junior uniform (Years 7-9) and a senior uniform (Years 10-12). Sports uniform is worn by Years 7-10 for PDHPE classes and all day on Wednesday. Uniforms for grade sport and co-curricular sport are supplied to students as needed.
The following items are compulsory and must be worn every day:
White dress shirt with logo – red trim (junior) or black trim (senior)
Pullover – black (junior) or red (senior)
Shorts – charcoal; or
Long pants/trousers - charcoal; or
Pleated skirt – CHS tartan
Tie – black and red (junior) or black (senior)
Black leather school shoes – fully enclosed (NB: no Mary-Jane style shoes or leather running shoes)
Sports uniform:
Polo shirt – red and black panelled with school logo
Sports shorts – black and red
Hat – black and red with school logo
Ankle socks – white
Running shoes – fully enclosed
Tracksuit pants – black and red with school logo
Tracksuit jacket – black and red with school logo
The following items are optional:
Black school blazer with school logo
Red school scarf with school logo
Black soft-shell jacket with school logo
Unavoidable Out of Uniform
Occasionally situations arise where students cannot wear the correct uniform for a brief period – for example, due to damaged or lost items. In this instance, students should see the Deputy Principal before school with a note from a parent to receive a Uniform Pass.
Consequences for being out of uniform:
Students who are out of uniform without a pass will receive detention at recess. Failure to attend recess detention may result in an after-school detention.
Students persistently out of uniform or not attending detentions may be excluded from representing the school in sporting and other events.
