Urrbrae Agricultural High School - Uniform

Uniform

Females
  • Dress - Green Urrbrae dress
  • Skirt - Green Urrbrae skirt
  • Shorts - Grey shorts
  • Trousers - Grey trousers or bone moleskins
  • Blouse - White with Urrbrae logo
  • Blazer/Jacket - Green Urrbrae jumper of various styles
  • Tights/Stockings/Pantyhose - Plain black or skin colour - no leggings
  • Socks - Black or white
  • Footwear - Black leather shoes with no stripes or logos and matching laces or black or brown work boots
  • Scarf - Bottle green
Males
  • Trousers - Grey trousers or bone moleskins
  • Shorts - Grey shorts
  • Socks - White or black
  • Shirt - Green Urrbrae shirt with yellow logo
  • Blazer/Jacket - Green Urrbrae jumper of various styles
  • Footwear - Black shoes, no logos or stripes
  • Hat - Green Bucket Hat
Show Uniform
  • Shirt - Grey, available on loan
  • Trousers - Bone moleskin
  • School tie - available on loan
Physical Education
  • Shirt - Green with yellow stripes
  • Shorts - Green gym shorts
  • Shoes - White soled
Agriculture Uniform
  • Overalls
  • Hat
  • Boots

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