Huntly College has a strong commitment to enhancing student pride. Wearing of correct school
uniform is compulsory and tidy presentation is seen as essential to foster that pride. We
recognise that for many families this is an expensive commodity. We have in response tried to
identify alternatives to address this. Failure to do so may result in your child being sent home
or alternative actions.
College Ties and House coloured tee shirts are available only from the College Office. All other
items of uniform are available from Les Kosoof and Sons Clothing Store, 116-118 Main
Street, Huntly. Footwear also available at Pete’s Apparel, Main Street, Huntly.
BOYS
College Polo Shirt
College Navy Blue Trousers / Shorts
College Navy Blue Track Pants
College Jersey
College Jacket or Polar Fleece
College Socks, or Plain White or Black
Ankle Socks
GIRLS
College Polo Shirt
College Navy Blue Skirt / Trousers / Shorts
College Navy Blue Track Pants
College Jersey
College Jacket or Polar Fleece
College Socks or Plain White or Black Ankle
Socks, or Black Pantihose
Senior Boys—Year 12 / 13
College Black Shell Jacket
College Sky Blue Shirt
College Black Long Dress Trousers
College Woollen Vest
Senior Girls—Year 12 / 13
College Black Shell Jacket
College Sky Blue Blouse
College Black Long Dress Trousers / Skirt
College Woollen Vest
OPTIONAL ITEMS
 Scarves, plain Navy Blue or Black, may be worn for the purpose of keeping warm.
 College Tie
FOOTWEAR FOR BOTH GIRLS AND BOYS
Plain Black shoes (with socks or Pantihose)
Black Sandals—must have back strap (no socks)
IMPORTANT NOTES
 Uniform must be clean, neat and tidy at all times.
 Skirt length: to be at top of knee cap—no shorter.
 A plain Navy Blue or Black cap or hat may be worn throughout the year. Students are
encouraged to wear their hat when outside for the purposes of being sun smart. Hats are
never worn inside.
 An alternative that may be worn over the uniform for all College students is a plain black
zipped jacket for the purposes of keeping warm and dry.
The Principal reserves the right to ultimately decide what is
appropriate and correct.
January 2016