Our School
Dress Code
The Appropriate Dress Code for Our Lady of Victory Catholic School consists of any combination of white and navy blue garments (e.g., plain white top, navy blue bottom or, navy blue top and bottom, no denim). Parents are encouraged to speak to their local school principal for details.
Where to Buy Clothes: Parents may purchase their children’s white or navy blue tops and navy bottoms at any department store or clothing store.
What Clothes to Buy: In a Catholic school where values and respect for self and others are emphasized, parents are asked to be careful when choosing appropriate clothing items. Clothes should be modest, loose fitting, and comfortable for students to wear and be active in.
Financial Assistance: Our school and Parent Council are committed to our appropriate dress code policy, and will assist parents who have financial difficulties in meeting the policy. Inquiries can be confidentially made through your child’s teacher or directly to the school principal.
Dress Code Chart
White/Blue Tops Includes:
| Must be navy blue unless purchased from school supplier.
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Navy Bottoms Includes:
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Other clothing items include:
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What Not to Wear
Denim/jeans, fleece sweatpants, vinyl material like wind pants (outdoor wear).
Clothing with visible labels, logos of any size, contrasting colours, coloured buttons or stitching, stripes or detailing.
Hats and sunglasses (outdoor wear).
Flip flops and slip-on sandals without straps.
Mini-skirts, halter-tops, tank tops, muscle shirts, t-shirts with vulgar sayings.
Clothing with tears/holes.
Oversized clothing (shirts to the knee, pants hanging low and off the waist.
During the year, dress down or non-dress code days will be planned. These days will be noted in the school calendar and student agendas at the beginning of the year so that parents and students can be prepared. Students have the option of wearing the dress code or regular clothes, which may include coloured clothing, denim/jeans, and logos. All other guidelines for what is not included should be followed. Students should be modestly dressed in keeping with our Catholic values.