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St Henry's Marist Brothers' College Pre-Primary And St Henry’s Marist College Pre-Primary Girls Uniform 2021 ST HENRY’S MARIST COLLEGE PRE-PRIMARY GIRLS (GRADES 000, 00 & 0) UNIFORM AND SPORTS KIT LIST - 2021 UNIFORM FOR: DESCRIPTION Pinafore dress in St Henry’s fabric St Henry’s navy t-shirt with logo St Henry’s navy shorts PRE-PRIMARY St Henry’s navy skort SUMMER St Henry’s stiff brim hat Navy school issue panties, or Navy cotton boy-leg panties to be worn under pinafore ALL YEAR Brown sandals St Henry’s navy long sleeve t-shirt with logo St Henry’s navy v-neck pullover jersey PRE-PRIMARY St Henry’s navy tracksuit WINTER White takkies and short white socks ADDITIONS Navy scarf Navy gloves PRE-PRIMARY PE & EXTRA MURAL ACTIVITIES St Henry’s navy t-shirt with logo PE & EXTRA- St Henry’s navy shorts MURAL SPORT Bare foot or white takkies and short white socks ATHLETICS St Henry’s t-shirt (house colour) & St Henry’s navy shorts SPORTS DAY SWIMMING PRACTICES AND GALAS Black swimming costume or Black full body swimsuit permitted SWIMMING Black slops St Henry’s house colour Swimming cap Navy towel embroidered with child’s name and St Henry’s logo (order from Gear Shop) SCHOOL BAGS Please note that St Henry’s bags must be used. Other bags will not be permitted. Backpack, with College badge BAGS Cooler bag for lunch, with College badge WET WEATHER Navy poncho raincoat (No umbrellas, please.) UNIFORM PRICE LIST – 2021 GIRLS UNIFORM BOYS UNIFORM ITEM SIZE PRICE ITEM SIZE PRICE Pre-Primary dresses ALL 200 Pre-Primary t-shirts (short sleeve) ALL 115 Pre-Primary skorts 3-4/4-5 160 Pre-Primary t-shirts (long sleeve) ALL 145 5-6/7-8 170 Pre-Primary shorts 3-4/4-5 145 Pre-Primary shorts (age 5yr -8 yr) 3-4/4-5 145 5-6/7-8 160 5-6/7-8 160 9-11 170 Pre-Primary t-shirts (short sleeve) ALL 120 JP / SP navy shirt with badge 5-6/7-8 185 Pre-Primary t-shirts (long sleeve) ALL 145 9-10 195 JP and SP dresses (check) 5 - 6 245 12 - 14 205 7 - 8 260 15+ 210 9 – 10 275 JP / SP navy shorts 22 - 28 125 11 - 12 290 30 - 42 135 13 - 14 295 JP / SP black, navy and gold socks ALL 80 15 - 16 310 HS mid-grey trousers B74 – B76 210 17 - 18 335 71 – 74 235 19 - 22 385 76 – 87 240 Panties (navy – 3 pack) ALL 85 92+ 260 White, cotton socks ALL 35 HS white, short-sleeve shirts 12 – 13 145 HS grey skirts 28-32 170 14 - 15 155 34-36 190 S - M 165 38 200 L - XL 180 40 - 42 215 Blazers 79 – 81 590 44-46 225 84 – 92 620 HS white, short-sleeve shirts 12 - 13 145 97 - 107 650 14 - 15 155 112 - 117 675 S - M 165 122 690 L - XL 180 Ties ALL 90 Blazers 79 – 81 600 Grey, ankle socks ALL 45 84 - 97 650 Garters ALL 30 102 - 107 680 Blazer buttons ALL 5 112 - 122 695 Blazer badges ALL 55 Ties ALL 90 Raincoat (poncho) ALL 175 Black stockings / tights ALL 65 Scarves ALL 120 Blazer buttons ALL 5 Gloves ALL 55 Blazer badges ALL 55 Navy jersey / pullover (All Grades) 26 – 30 295 Raincoat (poncho) ALL 175 32 – 36 310 Scarves ALL 115 38 – 40 340 Gloves ALL 55 42 - 44 350 Navy jersey / pullover (All Grades) 26 – 30 300 White pullover ALL 270 32 – 36 310 115 38 – 40 340 145 42 - 44 350 White pullover ALL 270 145 UNIFORM PRICE LIST – 2021 GIRLS UNIFORM BOYS UNIFORM ITEM SIZE PRICE ITEM SIZE PRICE Tracksuit FULL 3-4/4-5 525 Tracksuit FULL 3-4/5-6 525 5-6/7-8 550 5-6/7-8 550 9-10/11-12 595 9-10/11-12 595 XS/S 610 XS/S 610 M/L 625 M/L 625 XL 630 XL 630 XXL 610 XXL 610 Brim hats ALL 175 Brim hats ALL 175 Golf and Tennis caps ALL 130 Golf and Tennis caps ALL 130 Navy, PE shorts (Grades 1 to 12) 3-4/4-5 145 Navy, PE shorts (Grades 1 to 12) 3-4/4-5 145 5-6/7-8 160 5-6/7-8 160 9-10/11-12 170 9-10/11-12 170 XS-M 185 XS-M 185 L-XXL 200 L-XXL 200 Navy, PE shirts (Grades 1 to 12) 5-6/7-8 185 Navy, PE shirts (Grades 1 to 12) 5-6/7-8 185 9-10/11-12 205 9-10/11-12 205 13-14/XS 210 13-14/XS 210 M/L 225 M/L 225 XL+ 235 XL+ 235 Pre-primary satchel with pockets 295 Pre-primary satchel with pockets 295 Foundation backpack 315 Foundation Backpack 315 Intermediate Medium backpack 345 Intermediate Medium Backpack 345 High school Large backpack 360 High School Large Backpack 360 Outing bag 175 Outing bag 175 SP barrel bags L 340 SP barrel bags L 340 HS barrel bags XL 380 HS barrel bags XL 380 Hockey bags 265 Hockey bags 265 Cricket bags 265 Cricket bags 265 Cooler bag Small 175 Cooler bag Small 175 Cooler bag Large 210 Cooler bag Large 210 Sports bag Jnr Small 195 Sports bag Jnr Small 195 HS Sports bag Large 225 HS Sports bag Large 225 Day bag 280 Day bag 280 Swimming caps (lycra) ALL 65 Swimming caps (lycra) ALL 65 Swimming caps (silicone / latex) ALL 95 Swimming caps (silicone / latex) ALL 95 St Henry’s navy printed ALL 115 St Henry’s navy printed ALL 115 Costumes 5-14yrs 195 Costumes 5-14yrs 195 32-38 210 32-38 210 Towels with embroidery STD 230 Towels with embroidery STD 230 House t-shirts ALL 115 House t-shirts ALL 115 Drama T-Shirts ALL 130 Drama T-Shirts ALL 130 UNIFORM PRICE LIST – 2021 GIRLS UNIFORM BOYS UNIFORM ITEM SIZE PRICE ITEM SIZE PRICE Tracksuit pants (Extra) 3-4/4-5 215 Tracksuit pants (Extra) 3-4/4-5 215 5-6/7-8 225 5-6/7-8 225 9-10 /11-12 240 9-10/11-12 240 XS/S 250 XS/S 250 M/L 260 M/L 260 XL 280 XL 280 XXL 290 XXL 290 Tracksuit tops (Extra) 3-4/4-5 320 Tracksuit tops (Extra) 3-4/4-5 320 5-6/7-8 345 5-6/7-8 345 9-10 /11-12 385 9-10/11-12 385 XS/S 395 XS/S 395 M/L 410 M/L 410 XL 420 XL 420 XXL 430 XXL 430 Girls sports socks ALL 90 Boys sports socks ALL 90 Sports skirts 7-12 195 White cricket shirts ALL 210 13-14/XS 200 Cricket caps ALL 225 S/M/L 210 Cricket white hat ALL 175 XL 225 Waterpolo costumes ALL 475 Sports shirts XXS/XS Waterpolo jackets ALL 685 185 S/M/L 195 Rugby jersey 11-12 370 XL/XXL 200 13-14 395 S-M 415 Waterpolo costumes ALL 685 L 420 Waterpolo jackets ALL 685 XL 435 XXL 450 Rugby shorts 30-34 150 36-34 155 Boys soccer kit (top and shorts) 9-12 305 13-14/XS 310 S 315 M/L 325 XL 345 NB : ALL PRICES ARE SUBJECT TO SUPPLIER INCREASES ST HENRY’S MARIST COLLEGE GEAR SHOP UNIFORM ORDER FORM FOR 2021 PP BOYS & GIRLS ORDERS ONLY Please complete and return to the main Admin office asap. Alternatively, you can email your order through to the email address indicated on the back of the booklet. The Gearshop will collect, process and be in touch with you. Once orders are complete you will be notified & payment can then be made. NAME GRADE PARENT PHONE NAME NUMBER ITEM SIZE QTY PRICE CHECKED PINAFORE DRESS (GIRLS) NAVY T-SHIRT WITH SCHOOL LOGO NAVY T-SHIRT WITH SCHOOL LOGO LONG SLEEVE ST HENRY’S QUANTEC SHORTS ST HENRY’S SKORT (GIRLS) NAVY ST HENRY’S STIFF BRIM HAT NAVY COTTON PANTIES (GIRLS) NAVY COTTON BOYLEG PANTIES (GIRLS) ST HENRY’S NAVY JERSEY ST HENRY’S NAVY TRACKSUIT BLACK SWIMMING COSTUME ST HENRY’S HOUSE SWIMMING CAP ST HENRY’S NAVY TOWEL ST HENRY’S BACK PACK ST HENRY’S COOLER BAG RAINCOAT ST HENRY’S TRACKPANTS EXTRA ST HENRY’S TRACKTOP EXTRA ST HENRY’S HOUSE SHIRT OTHER TOTAL Signature: _______________________________ Parent /Guardian GEAR SHOP CONTACT DETAILS Mrs Theresa Zsitvai Gear Shop Cell Number: 079 575 5716 Email address: [email protected] Bank Account details are as follows: THE GEARSHOP Standard Bank Account Number: 10139732398 Type of Account: Business Cheque Account Branch Name: Pinetown Branch Code: 04-56-26 TRADING HOURS MONDAY – FRIDAY: 7h00 to 9h00 MONDAY – THURSDAY: 14h00 to 16h00 Or By Appointment .
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