Final Uniform Edit 2018

OUR UNIFORM GUIDELINES PK3 - GIRLS’OUR GRADE 5 UNIFORMS EVERY DAY UNIFORM OPTION 1 Navy skort with feminine fit interlock polo in Maize and White knee socks. Optional v-neck sweater in Maize or Navy. EVERY DAY UNIFORM OPTION 2 Navy skort with White ruffle placket polo and White knee socks. Optional fine gauge cardigan in Maize or Navy. Optional Navy Pea Coat SHOES EVERY DAY UNIFORM OPTION 3 Navy pique dress or Plaid Mary janes in solid jumper with White knee socks, Navy leggings or Navy shorts . Black with rubber or athletic soles PLEASE NOTE: LEGGINGS MAY ONLY BE WORN BENEATH JUMPER OR DRESS. THEY ARE NOT TO BE WORN AS PANTS. Optional Navy Down Vest WEDNESDAY FORMAL DRESS UNIFORM Plaid jumper with White peter-pan collared blouse, optional fine gauge cardigan in Maize or Navy, with White knee socks or tights. GRADES GIRLS’ OUR 6-8 UNIFORMS EVERYDAY UNIFORM OPTION 1- Plaid skirt with choice of SHOES Hunter, White or Maize Polo and White knee socks or tights. Mary janes in solid Black with rubber or athletic soles OPTIONAL Navy Pea OPTIONAL Coat Cardigan Navy Down Vest OPTIONAL Plaid headband EVERYDAY UNIFORM OPTION 2- Navy Pique dress with White knee socks or navy leggings. OPTIONAL V-Neck Sweater Navy or Maize WEDNESDAY FORMAL DRESS UNIFORM- Plaid skirt with White button-down, Navy tie and White knee socks OPTIONAL Fine Gauge Cardigan Navy or Maize BOYS EVERYDAY UNIFORM- Polo in Hunter, Grey or Maize with Navy chino pants or shorts, white or OUR black socks and ablack uniform belt. plaid ** or black belt.** UNIFORMS **a belt is not required for PK/TK/K /1 OPTIONAL Navy Sweater Vest, Navy Down Vest and Zip-up Drifter Cardigan with logo WEDNESDAY DRESS UNIFORM- K to Grade 5 Striped oxford shirt with Navy chino pants, WEDNESDAY DRESS UNIFORM white or black socks and ablack uniform belt. plaid ** or GRADES 6-8 black belt.** **a belt is not required for K & 1 WHITE OXFORD SHIRT NAVY CHINO PANTS PLAID NECK TIE P.E. UNIFORM- Grey Crusaders tee shirt and Navy mesh shorts with white socks and solid White, non-canvas sneakers (GIRLS) or solid Black non-canvasO sneakers (BOYS) P.E. & SPIRIT UNIFORMS OPTIONAL ITEMS- Navy athletic zip up jacket with logo, (may only be worn on PE days) Navy zippered athletic pants with logo, Navy Crusaders crewneck sweatshirt, (may be worn FRIDAY SPIRIT DRESS- Class spirit shirt on PE or Spirit days) and Navy baseball cap with Jeans & sneakers with logo. PURPLE RED EVERGREEN PK3 l 3rd l 8th TK & 4th K & 5th NAVY COBALT 1st & 6th 2nd & 7th STUDENT OUTERWEAR & PARENT APPAREL OPTIONS OUR Optional outerwear pieces include: Navy Fleece Lined Rain Jacket Navy Packable Rain Jacket Navy Squall Parka Did you know that you can purchase GSBH wear in your size too? Show off your school spirit at games, school events or over the weekend in quality, Land’s End pieces. All items below are able to be purchased by adding a parent profile to your Land’s End account. GSBH STUDENT UNIFORM The student uniform reflects the traditions and values of Good Shepherd Catholic School, and therefore, we ask the cooperation of all families in fulfilling dress code. Unless otherwise announced, the school uniform is to be worn on all school days. If there is a rare occurrence when the prescribed uniform cannot, for some legitimate reason be worn, a note from the parent/guardian must be written to the Principal. Students who are out of uniform without this excuse will be sent to the office and the parent will be called to bring the proper clothing. UNIFORM POLICY VIOLATIONS GROOMING SPIRIT DRESS CASUAL DRESS CODE GYM UNIFORM www.GSBH.net | 148 S. Linden Dr. Beverly Hills, CA 90212 | 310.275.8601.

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