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UNIFORM
UNIFORM SHOP
The uniform shop is on school grounds with access from Pigeon Mountain Road. It sells new and second-hand school uniforms, including uniforms for physical education and sports teams.
All items of uniform are only available from the College Uniform Shop (except shoes). A lay-by system is available.
Please ensure you have purchased the correct size before commencing school.
Students may only sell items of uniform through the shop if signed consent is provided by a parent or caregiver.
UNIFORM SHOP HOURS
- Uniform Shop Hours Summer 2018- 2019
- Regular Uniform Shop Hours (until 30th November 2018)
3 – 6 pm Monday – Thursday
9 – 12 noon Friday - Tel: (09) 534 7159 Ext 723
- All items of uniform are available exclusively from the Pakuranga College Uniform Shop (except shoes).
UNIFORM INFORMATION
2019 Price List / Girls’ Shoe Guide / Boys’ Footwear Code
UNIFORM CODE: Please read the uniform code at the beginning of Girls’ or Boys’ Uniform sections below.
Please note carefully that with the exception of shoes, all items of uniform should be purchased from the school uniform shop only. Do not be misled into purchasing trousers which are not school uniform style, colour or fabric. Garments must not be homemade or made by any firm other than the Pakuranga College uniform suppliers.
Should incorrect items of uniform be worn, Deans will remove these and return them at the end of the week. If incorrect uniform items are not removable and no note is received, parents will be contacted. Students will be expected to be in correct uniform on the following day.
GIRLS’ UNIFORM CODE
- Students in years 9 to 12 are expected to be neatly dressed in correct uniform when at school and when coming to and from school. Students wearing uniform on any other occasion are expected to wear it properly and behave in a manner that brings credit to the school.
- All undergarments worn by students must not be seen – beneath or through the school uniform. For example, students may not wear tee-shirts which can be seen underneath the collar, or through the material of a school shirt.
- If for any reason it is not possible for a student to wear part of the school uniform, then that student must bring a note from a parent or guardian requesting a one-day dispensation. This dispensation will only be given in very exceptional circumstances. The note must be countersigned before school by the Dean or the Senior Manager in charge of the House. The correct uniform is to be worn on the next day, or parents should arrange to speak with a Deputy Principal.
- Year 13 students may wear mufti in accordance with the Y13 Dress Code.
- All clothing and other possessions must be clearly and permanently named.
- School bags should be adequate for their purpose and may not be decorated with unacceptable graffiti.
- All items of uniform are only available from the College Uniform Shop (except shoes). A lay-by system is available.
ALL STUDENTS
- Indiscreet make-up and/or, coloured nail varnish is not permitted with uniforms. Hair must be clean and well groomed.
- Headbands may be worn in black or white only. No bandanas, or scarves are allowed. Students may wear Intermediate navy sunhats available from John Russell Menswear, Howick.
- Jewellery – A plain signet ring may be worn. Earrings are not permitted though one pair of plain studs may be worn in ears only. Piercing adornments in any other part of the body are not allowed. (Plaster or tape covering of piercing is not acceptable.) Tattoos are not to be visible. In the case of cultural tattoos an exemption can be made by the Principal.
- A note from home is required if a religious or cultural ornament is necessary and this should be discreetly covered by the uniform.
YEARS 9 AND 10
- Skirt: Regulation ink coloured skirt, with three slim pleats, to be worn below the knee (and not to be shortened, please).
- Trousers: Regulation ink coloured trousers may be worn at any time. These must be Pakuranga College issue.
- Shirt: Regulation mallard button up, ¾ length sleeve with piping and Pegasus motif.
- Pullover: Regulation mallard/ink blend with Pegasus motif.
- Jacket / Rainwear: Regulation mallard shower-proof lined jacket.
- Physical Education: Regulation top and regulation ink shorts. Sports shoes must be worn at all times for Physical Education.
- Scarf: Regulation ink wool with mallard stripe or plain black.
- Socks: Below the knee regulation ink socks or opaque black pantyhose.
- Footwear: Plain, flat, black leather sandals with back strap kept up, worn without socks. Plain black leather shoes (lace up or with a single strap across the top). All shoes should have a raised but low heel, and be kept polished. (Skate shoes, sneakers, canvas shoes or “ankle” boots are not acceptable). Girls’ Shoe Guide
YEARS 11 AND 12
- Shirt: Regulation white button up, ¾ length sleeve with piping and Pegasus logo.
- Jacket: Optional suit jacket in ink.
- Sports: Students who play in a Pakuranga College team may be required to purchase additional team uniform items. These students may also purchase the sports jacket and track pants. The sports jacket may be worn by these students as an alternative to the regulation mallard shower-proof jacket.
YEARS 13
- See Year 13 Dress Code for mufti regulations.
BOYS’ UNIFORM CODE
- Students in years 9 to 12 are expected to be neatly dressed in correct uniform when at school and when coming to and from school. Students wearing uniform on any other occasion are expected to wear it properly and behave in a manner that brings credit to the school.
- If for any reason it is not possible for a student to wear part of the school uniform, then that student must bring a note from a parent or guardian requesting a one-day dispensation. This dispensation will only be given in very exceptional circumstances. The note must be countersigned before school by the Dean or the Senior Manager in charge of the House. The correct uniform is to be worn on the next day, or parents should arrange to speak with a Deputy Principal.
- Year 13 students may wear mufti in accordance with the Y13 Dress Code.
- All clothing and other possessions must be clearly and permanently named.
- School bags should be adequate for their purpose and may not be decorated with unacceptable graffiti.
- All items of uniform are only available from the College Uniform Shop (except shoes). A lay-by system is available.
ALL STUDENTS
- Hair must be clean and well groomed.
- No bandanas, scarves or headgear is allowed.
- Jewellery – A plain signet ring may be worn. Earrings are not permitted though one pair of plain studs may be worn in ears only. Piercing adornments in any other part of the body are not allowed. (Plaster or tape covering of piercing is not acceptable).
- A note from home is required if a religious or cultural ornament is necessary and this should be discreetly covered by the uniform.
YEARS 9 AND 10
- Trousers/Shorts: Regulation ink trousers or shorts. These must be Pakuranga College issue. Shorts to be worn properly and not loosely on the hips.
- Shirt: Regulation mallard button up, short sleeved shirt with Pegasus motif.
- Pullover: Regulation mallard/ink blend with Pegasus motif.
- Jacket / Rainwear: Regulation mallard shower-proof lined jacket.
- Physical Education: Regulation top and regulation ink shorts. Sports shoes must be worn at all times for Physical Education.
- Scarf: Regulation ink wool with mallard stripe or plain black.
- Socks: Regulation ink with mallard stripe.
- Footwear: Plain flat black dress leather sandals with back strap, worn without socks. Plain black leather shoes for cold weather. All shoes should have a raised but low heel and be kept polished. (Canvas shoes, ankle boots, skate shoes, sneakers or buckled shoes of any sort are not acceptable). Boys Footwear Code
YEARS 11 AND 12
- Wear full regulation uniform as for Years 9 and 10 except:
- Shirt: Regulation white button up, short sleeved shirt with Pegasus logo.
- Jacket: Optional suit jacket in ink.
- Sports: Students who play in a Pakuranga College sports team may be required to purchase additional team uniform items. These students may also purchase the sports jacket and track pants. The sports jacket may be worn by these students as an alternative to the regulation mallard shower-proof jacket.
YEARS 13
- See Year 13 Dress Code for mufti regulations.
YEAR 13 DRESS CODE
In keeping with the school’s policy of promoting opportunities for students to develop skills of good judgement and taste, Year 13 students have the privilege of wearing mufti to school. Correct PE uniform is still required at all times.
As school is a formal, work-day occasion, mufti should at all times be of a high standard while avoiding unacceptable fashion fads.
The discreet use of make-up, nail varnish and jewellery is permitted.
All: Either shoes or sandals must be worn and should be practical for school.
Please Note: All Year 13 students are required by Health and Safety Codes of Practice to wear shoes with backs on them in hazardous work areas including laboratories and technology workshops.
THE BELOW ITEMS ARE NOT PERMITTED
- Patched, ripped, shabby or worn-out jeans.
- T-shirts and sweatshirts with objectionable or inappropriate pictures or slogans.
- Brief shorts.
- Piercing adornments in any part of the body other than the ear; (plaster or tape covering of piercings is not acceptable). Ear piercings should be discreet – stretchers are not permitted.
- Rubber jandals.
- Hats/caps are not to be worn inside.
- For Girls: See-through, low-cut, halter, singlet, or thin-strapped tops on dresses or as separates, or revealing a bare midriff.
- For Boys: Sleeveless singlets/shirts (all shirts must have sleeves).
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