Uniform
CBC has adopted a rather distinctive uniform that enables students to be easily recognised in the community. For all students in Years 7-11 the historic 'Victoria Grey' shirt is worn year round, in the Summer terms (1 and 4) this is paired with dark grey shorts and grey socks with the school stripe. In the Winter months (terms 2 and 3) students must wear the Green blazer with matching Green/Gold striped tie. Year 12 students wear the same uniform, with the exception of a white shirt and leavers tie year round. The jazz orchestra wear a separate tie and when performing, the yellow blazer.
Students in leadership positions such as house captains and prefects are given a badge that is pinned to the blazer.
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