Uniform
The uniform of Harris Academy is a three button blazer in maroon with the school badge embroidered on the left Front pocket. It is compulsory for pupils to wear a white shirt with black trousers or skirt but not the maroon blazer. Prefects wear yellow bands on the arms of their blazers. The Harris tie is a maroon tie striped with yellow and black.
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