How we dress often depends on individual taste, economic situation and/or family, social, religious or cultural norms. Dress can be viewed as a means for personal expression which allows one to explore and define his or her individuality. However, certain basic dress standards must be followed in order to maintain a safe, secure, positive and productive environment which allows students to be free from offensive or distracting influences and which provides a focused atmosphere conducive to teaching and learning.
H.S.B. has a dress policy which states that students must attend school in the school’s uniform. The uniform must be worn during the entire instructional day, in the library and detention hall.
The school uniform is as follows:
- Any item of clothing that has been deemed part of the current H.S.B. collection from Sauvé (Marc Bovet Inc.), the school’s uniform supplier, or true likeness of (i.e. no jeans, cargo pants, tights / yoga pants, etc).
- All shirts, sweaters, vests must have the embroidered HSB logo on the garment, no hoodies.
- Only solid white or navy underclothing can be visible under the proper shirt, sweater or vest (i.e. no hoodies, etc).
The school store, located in the library, is open on Tuesdays during the student lunch hour; 12:10 – 1:00 pm and after school from 2:30 until 3:30 pm.
You can also purchase directly from Sauvé on line, using the access code that corresponds to your child’s program:
- 2968 General H.S.B.
- 2978 Option-études
- 2979 Prefects
