Uniform
The Uniform Shop operates on Wednesdays from 8.00 am to 11.00 am. Uniform Shop notices are advertised in the Weekly Newsletter.
For enquiries contact the office on 9639 8699.
The school uniform was reviewed in 2004, determined by the school community and decided that uniform at Baulkham Hills High School is mandatory. It must be worn at all times. STUDENTS MUST CARRY A DATED NOTE FROM THEIR PARENT, COUNTER-SIGNED BY THE DEPUTY PRINCIPAL, IF OUT OF SCHOOL UNIFORM.The community at large tends to judge a school by its dress standards; hence it is necessary to be most strict in this area. Uniforms also make it much easier for staff to identify any person on school premises who should not have access to students.
While common sense dictates that it is not always possible, as a general rule students are expected to change back to full school uniform after Sport or Physical Education lessons and permission must be obtained to deviate from this policy. On Wednesdays, sport day, students may travel to and from school in the sports uniform. The sport’s uniform is currently under review and will be phased in over a reasonable period of time. C.H.S. sporting jackets may only be worn at sport on Wednesdays. At other times, students are encouraged to wear a school tie and also a Baulkham Hills High School cap.
Baulkham Hills High School uniform can only be purchased from:Baulkham Hills High School Uniform Shop (Operated by volunteers – all profits to the school.)
The school uniform is:
JUNIOR GIRLS (Years 7/10) Summer & Winter
Green tartan skirt. Olive green slacks in winter optional.
White blouse with school emblem embroidered on pocket, long or short sleeves.
Plain white socks or black stockings.
Black leather dress shoes (lace up or court).
Tie - Optional
School olive green v-neck pullover and/or sleeveless vest and/or school jacket.
JUNIOR BOYS (Years 7/10) Summer & Winter
Long or short grey trousers, to be wool/poly blend or Hard Yakka/King Gee Permanent Press.
White shirt with school emblem embroidered on pocket, long or short sleeves.
Black lace up leather dress shoes.
Plain white or grey socks.
Tie - optional.
School olive green v-neck pullover and/or sleeveless vest and/or school jacket.
SENIOR GIRLS (Years 11/12) Summer & Winter
Olive Green skirt. Olive green slacks in winter optional.
Lemon blouse, long or short sleeves with BHHS logo embroidered on pocket.
Black leather dress shoes (lace up or court).
Tie - Optional
School olive green v-neck pullover and/or sleeveless vest and/or school blazer or jacket.
SENIOR BOYS (Years 11/12) Summer & Winter
Long or short grey trousers, to be wool/poly blend or Hard Yakka/King Gee Permanent Press.
White shirt, with BHHS Logo embroidered on pocket, long or short sleeves.
Black lace up leather dress shoes.
Plain white or grey socks.
Tie – optional.
School olive green v-neck pullover and/or sleeveless vest and/or school blazer or jacket.
Baggy or drawstring shorts or trousers, desert boots and joggers are not part of the school uniform and are not acceptable. Beanies are also not allowed at any time. - In winter – black or school coloured scarves may be worn. Black overcoats may be worn over jumpers or jackets.
- HATS – the school baseball cap is ENCOURAGED. Other headwear can be worn for religious reasons. No other headwear can be worn.
P.E. UNIFORMS
Sport uniform is to be worn at all sporting occasions. The PE and sport uniform is currently under review by the school community and a decision will soon be reached as to the new uniform. Those who have a current uniform may continue to wear it until it no longer fits or wears out.
JUNIOR & SENIOR GIRLS:
Green and yellow P.E. shirt and plain black cycle pants/plain black shorts.
School tracksuit - optional.
JUNIOR & SENIOR BOYS: Green and yellow P.E. shirt and plain black shorts.
School tracksuit - optional.
Please note:
Green and yellow P.E. shirts can only be purchased from the school Uniform Shop. Any plain black cycle pants and shorts are acceptable.
Track suits - only to be worn during sport and P.E.
TECHNOLOGY
FOOD TECHNOLOGY uniforms at Baulkham Hills High School consist of an apron and cap, made in quality drip-dry white polycotton.
INDUSTRIAL ARTS
All students are required to wear protective apron and leather shoes. Pupils must provide their own hairnets to restrain long hair and safety goggles when using machines.
The uniform shop sells navy blue Industrial Arts aprons and goggles, Food Technology aprons and caps.
SCHOOL UNIFORM SHOP : NEW ITEMS AVAILABLE
AND ITEMS ONLY AVAILABLE AT THE SCHOOL
- White Apron
- Blue Apron
- White Cap
- Safety Goggles
- Pack (All the Above)
- Hats
- Jumpers
- Jacket - Bomber Style
- PE Shirt
- Ties
- Metal Badges
- Senior/junior Girls Shirt
- Senior/junior Boys Shirt
- Senior/junior Girls Skirt
- Vests
- Blazers
- Secondhand Clothing
Payment by cash or cheque is preferred. Prices are subject to change depending on suppliers.
The Uniform Shop has second-hand items of the school uniform.
JEWELLERY: If ears have been pierced, sleepers or studs only may be worn. NO BRACELETS. Signet ring only. NO NECKLACES, ETC.
ITEMS NOT TO BE WORN:
Black undershirts (only white) Girls Slacks that are not the correct colour or cut Black joggers - black dress shoes only may be worn Chains Coloured belts Coloued socks - Long black socks
- Black footless tights
A Guide to Backpacks
High school students generally and Baulkham Hills students in particular, frequently carry heavy loads when they travel to and from school. When selecting a backpack, parents should bear the following in mind.
- When the student is seated the pack should not extend above the shoulders.
- A properly designed pack has shoulder straps that are broad, well padded and adjustable.
- Straps should be attached to the top of the pack at separate points.
- It is important to have a strap that can fasten around the waist to keep the load in place when walking, running or cycling
- Separate compartments inside the pack allow for the heavier items to be packed closest to the body.
- The pack should be padded where it touches the back and made of firm material to help prevent the load sagging.
When packing the bag, heavy items should be placed closest to the body, with lighter, softer items further out. When loaded, the bag shouldn’t sag or pull backwards. The shoulder strap should be properly adjusted.
Students in Years 7 and 8 also have access to lockers. Intelligent use of lockers will lessen the burden they carry around.