The College uniform is to be clean, washed and pressed. Rips and tears should be seen to and fixed. The uniform should be worn with pride and all students are expected to behave as ambassadors for the College
St Paul's College expects students to always conduct themselves in a way that will bring credit to themselves, their families and the College community:
The possession and / or use of tobacco, alcohol, drugs (illicit, synthetic, over the counter, party drugs etc), vaping, solvents or other substances in the classrooms, on the school grounds, while wearing school uniform or not, or at school functions (cultural, social or sporting) is prohibited.
The following articles / items are not to be brought to school under any circumstances:
Cell phones and other electronic devices (that are not required for study) are to be turned off from assembly until the end of the day, they are not to be used during or in between classes or at form time. If they are seen to be used during school time, the devices will be confiscated. Parents will be required to pick them up from the Deputy Headmaster Operations & Pastoral or the Dean of Student Welfare. St Paul’s College takes no responsibility for such items. In cases of serious misconduct on the part of a student, the College retains the right to hold the devices until such time as deemed appropriate. Cell phones may be used to contact home in case of an emergency.
These items are not permitted at school. Items will be confiscated and will require collection by a parent. Parents will be required to pick them up from the Deputy Headmaster Operations & Pastoral or the Dean of Student Welfare. St Paul’s College takes no responsibility for such items.
If non regulation uniform items, including caps, jewellery, T-shirts etc are worn to school, or if forbidden articles are brought to school, staff may confiscate the item. Parents will be required to pick them up from the Deputy Headmaster Operations & Pastoral or the Dean of Student Welfare. St Paul’s College takes no responsibility for such items.
Where a student brings a car to school, they must not park it in the school grounds. They bring their car to school at their own risk. Students are reminded of the conditions associated with the type of license they hold. They must obtain permission from their Dean to go to their car during the school day. Car registration / licence details must be shared with the Deputy Headmaster Operations & Pastoral or the Dean of Student Welfare.