School Uniform

Hinds School Uniform Includes:

• Green school jacket (purchased through the school office).
• Green quarter zip tunic sweatshirt (purchased through Mainland Uniforms).
• Green quarter zip merino jumper (purchased through Mainland Uniforms).
• Emerald Green Polo Shirt, available from September 2024 (purchased through Mainland Uniforms). Please Note: In the meantime a plain red polo is to be worn.
• Plain navy trackpants (purchased through Mainland Uniforms).
• CCC K Club plain taper leg cuffed navy trackpants are another acceptable option for all students: https://nz.canterbury.com/kids-team-tonal-taper-leg-cuffed-track-pant-in-navy/13689661.html.
• Plain Navy Shorts (purchased through Mainland Uniforms) Navy CCC.
• Boys Tactic Tonal shorts are another acceptable option for all students: https://nz.canterbury.com/kids-tonal-long-length-tactic-short-in-navy/13689480.html.
• Plain Navy Skort (purchased through Mainland Uniforms).            
• Navy socks or tights (to be worn with skort).
• Sports shoes Please note Jandals and Crocs are unacceptable.
• Plain green sun hat (purchased from the Warehouse). These need to be worn in Term 1 and Term 4. Responsibility of parents.

Sports Uniform

Sports Uniform: Sports top are provided by Hinds Home & School and are handed out at the start of the year or when your child starts. These are to be handed back at the end of the year. These are to be worn with navy shorts when attending school sports events.

Fluro vests: Students are required to wear their fluro vest on the bus and if they are walking or biking to and from school. Please ensure your child has a vest on as they are much safer. Vests are held in the School Office and allocated when your child starts school. Replacements can be purchased at the Warehouse. We are grateful for the local sponsorship we get towards fluro vests. 

We have some limited items of second-hand uniforms available at the Office to assist with starting at Hinds School. Please enquire when you enrol your child. The second-hand uniforms are actively used by all students, and whānau are very good at sending in outgrown items.