Uniform Policy for August 2014
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Transcript of Uniform Policy for August 2014
School Uniform Consultation
1
Planning for 2014 –2015
Parents, carers and friends are advised that Oldmachar Academy is developing plans to imple-
ment a formal school blazer and tie for all students for August 2014. This builds on the steps we
took in the current session to implement these arrangements for S4—S6.
The blazer, modelled by students on the right is black in colour. A white shirt should be worn
with it. The tie is purple, with two pairs of stripes (grey and blue). There is an achievers tie (see
the students with Mr Brown on the next page), which is blue in colour which is awarded to stu-
dents who have had particular achievements. It is expected that boys wear black trousers and
shoes—girls have the option of wearing skirts, but these should be of reasonable length.
We had an arrangement last session with Logo-Xpress, who provide an ordering service for blaz-
ers. Logo-Xpress reps will brief parents on their service in the coming months. The Logo-Xpress
ordering and delivery facility is designed to take the hassle out of uniform buying for parents,
while ensuring quality.
The key dates section below shows how this will work.
Key Dates for Parents
Wednesday 5th March (6.00pm): P7 Parents Briefing—
Logo Xpress will attend and give information
Wednesday 5th March : S1—S3 (7.00pm): Parents Brief-
ing—Logo Xpress will attend and give information
Wednesday 2nd April: Logo-Xpresss Sizing and order pro-
cess
August: Logo-Xpresss deliver uniforms to school
Consultation Process
We have surveyed the perceptions of our parent body about
uniform and found that they supported the idea of extending
current arrangements to S1—S3. The Parent Council has sub-
sequently discussed this and endorsed the idea of consistenly
applying uniform policy.
Students have also been consulted in the recent S1—S3 par-
liaments and also in assemblies.
The planned briefings will also give parents the chance to
seek more information.