Uniform Policy
Newlands College is a uniform school. Students are expected to follow the dress standards and to wear their uniform with respect for themselves and pride in their school. Parents are asked to support and uphold the regulations regarding uniform. The school logo, displayed on the school jersey, represents many things. The torch represents enlightenment and passing down knowledge; the book represents knowledge itself; and the stars represent the crux, or southern cross, as seen on the New Zealand flag.
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