• • Skirt: Hargest green A-line skirt. 
  • Kilt: Hargest kilt to be worn with mid brown tights or above the knee beaver brown socks and the long sleeved white shirt (skirt or kilt may be worn throughout the year)
  • Shirt: White blouse with long sleeves, pointed collar and straight hem. 
  • Polo: White short sleeved polo shirt with Hargest collar stripes and pocket monogram. May be worn with  grey skirt, kilt, pants or shorts.
  • Socks: ¾ white below the knee socks or white sockettes (girls only).  
  • Shoes: Plain black leather, laced, flat, dress (NOT t-bar). 
  • Jersey: Cardinal red V necked jersey with school monogram.
  • Vest: Cardinal red V necked vest with school monogram.  
  • Blazer: School regulation blazer may be worn. 
  • Tie: Red, gold, grey; must be worn with long-sleeved blouse with summer and winter uniform (Senior Campus only). 
  • Trousers and Shorts: Regulation grey.  
  • Jacket: JHC Black Jacket with school monogram (may be worn in class).

• Trousers and Shorts: Regulation grey.  Long trousers are worn with white shirt and tie or polo shirt – Year 11-13.  
  • Worn with grey flannel shirt or polo shirt – Year 7 – 10.
• Shirt: Long sleeved, straight hem grey flannel.
  • White sleeve shaped hem with tie only,  with the trousers.
• Polo: White short sleeved polo shirt with Hargest collar stripes and pocket monogram. 
• Socks: Grey with regulation red and gold top. 
• Shoes: Plain black leather, laced, dress. 
• Jersey: Cardinal red V necked jersey with school monogram. 
• Vest: Cardinal red V necked vest with school monogram.  
• Blazer: School regulation blazer may be worn 
• Tie: Red, gold, grey; must be worn with long-sleeved white shirt (Senior Campus only)
• Belts: Black or dark grey with standard buckle (Senior Campus only).
• Jacket: JHC Black Jacket with school monogram (may be worn in class

• Plain black shorts or black track pants. 
• Sports top T–shirt, red and gold. White polyprop may be worn underneath in winter. Gym shoes with white soles (no skate shoes, soft soles without laces or soft sandshoes). White or black short socks.
• Optional – black warm-up hoodie with school logo on front and surname on back, worn with PE uniform only.
• PE uniform may be worn to and from school on Fridays (Junior Campus only).

• Uniform for Travelling Teams – Dress uniform with blazer
• Sandals: Optional in terms 1 and 4. Flat black, plain, with a heel strap and one ankle strap. Thong styles are not permitted. Socks are not to be worn with sandals. Sandals are not to be worn in laboratories and technology rooms. Sandals are not to be worn in Terms 2 and 3.
• Jacket: Any plain black weatherproof jacket (not cotton). The JHC black jacket with monogram is available online at https://jameshargest.nzuniforms.com/ 
• Undergarment: A plain white or black t-shirt or polyprop may be worn under the uniform tops for extra warmth.
• Hat: Plain white hat or school monogrammed bucket hat for sun protection.
• Beanie: Optional. Cardinal red with gold stripe.
• Scarf: Optional. Cardinal red with gold stripe.
• Gloves: Optional. Black.
• Blazer: Regulation red with monogrammed pocket.

• Faces must be clean shaven.
• Students with longer hair must have it off the face and tied back with plain bands.
• Hair colour must be natural in appearance. Unnatural and/or multi-coloured hair is unacceptable.  Extreme hairstyles are not acceptable (including shaven head, mohawks and tails). 
• No jewellery is to be worn. The exception is one plain gold or silver stud or sleeper in each earlobe.
• No make-up or nail varnish may be worn.

Definition of Taonga

• A tangible item of adornment that reflects tikanga Māori (Māori Customs). 
• A representation of Māori culture and identity. 
• Taonga can be made with traditional materials (bone, greenstone and wood). 

Taonga may be worn in the following manner: 

1. One item only will be worn. 
2. Around the neck ONLY, excluding earrings or head dress of any kind, with the exception of performance, pōwhiri or mihi whakatau.
3. Outside the school uniform allowing taonga to be visible. 
4. Taonga must be removed or made safe when students engage in physical activity where the taonga may cause harm to themselves (the wearer) and/or others, for example in sports, drama and dance and technology. 
5. Students and their parents must also ensure that the design of their taonga is reasonably practical and can be easily worn without impeding or restricting movement, is not oversized or inappropriate.