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116 Quakers Road
Marayong NSW 2148
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Email: standrewscollege@parra.catholic.edu.au
Phone: 02 9626 4000

St Andrews College Marayong

Junior Campus
116 Quakers Road
Marayong 2148

Senior Campus
50 Breakfast Road
Marayong 2148

Phone: 02 9626 4000

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From the Acting Leader of Wellbeing - Year 8

Celebrating Year 8's Achievements and Reminders on College Policies

Last Friday was a fantastic day at St Andrews College, as we celebrated the hard work and dedication of so many Year 8 students who received the Principal's Award. As their Acting Leader of Wellbeing, I couldn’t be prouder of their efforts and achievements. It was wonderful to see their commitment recognised in front of their peers and teachers, and they serve as an excellent example of perseverance and dedication.

Uniform and Appearance Policy Reminders

To maintain the high standards we expect at St Andrews, please remember our uniform and appearance guidelines, which help foster respect and unity within our school community.

For Boys:

  • Hair should be neatly cut and maintained; styles such as undercuts, burst fades, drop fades, skin fades, tracks, lines, or designs are not permitted.
  • Hair on the sides and the back should be blended in (Number 2 is the shortest acceptable length).
  • Long hair that touches the collar, covers the face, or is styled in a bun/ponytail is not allowed.
  • Hair should not be overly styled by the use of hair products.
  • Boys must be clean-shaven, with no facial hair, including sideburns and goatees.

For Girls:

  • Girls' hair must be fully tied back at all times in a ponytail, bun, plait, or braid, with no hair covering the face.
  • Hair accessories, such as scrunchies, headbands, ribbons, or claw clips, should be limited to navy, black, or white.
  • Hair colouring should remain natural, with no unnatural or multiple shades.

The College reserves the right to have a student modify their hair if it does not meet College standards and expectations. Boys who are not clean-shaven will be asked to shave at school.

Jewellery 

Boys are not permitted to have any piercings at school. Girls are only permitted to have one set of studs or sleepers (with a small jewel) in their lower ear lobe.

Boys and girls are permitted one basic chain with a religious symbol only. Boys and girls are permitted to wear one ring that is not oversized and is basic in design. 

Makeup and fake lashes are not part of the uniform and are not permitted for boys or girls.

Staying Hydrated and Sun-Safe

As the weather warms up, we want to remind students of the importance of staying hydrated and sun-safe. All students are encouraged to bring a water bottle to school each day to stay refreshed and focused. Additionally, applying sunscreen before leaving home and reapplying throughout the day is crucial for protection. A reusable water bottle and regular sunscreen application are simple steps to ensure our students remain healthy and focused, especially in warmer conditions.

Communication Reminder for Parents and Guardians

Lastly, we kindly remind parents and guardians to avoid contacting students directly during school hours. If you need to reach your child, please call the front office, as students are not permitted to use their phones during the day.

Thank you for your continued support in fostering a positive learning environment at St Andrews. We look forward to sharing more of our students’ accomplishments in the future.

As always, you can contact me directly at samiri1@parra.catholic.edu.au or call the College for any questions or concerns. 

Warm regards,

Ms Susan Amiri

Acting Leader of Wellbeing- Year 8

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