At St. Edmund’s School, there is a mandatory school uniform. The reasons for such a policy are the following:

Respect for both the individual and school is manifested by a mind-set of “dressing up” for school. Therefore, the dress code has an impact on a student’s attitude as well as their behaviour.
A neat personal appearance reflects a positive image of our school to the community
It helps to reduce differences among children in regard to fashion
The St. Edmund’s dress code is based on modesty, neatness, cleanliness and safety. Students are expected to arrive and leave school in uniform each day. Families are responsible for keeping their child's uniform neat and clean in appearance. If clothes get torn or stained, they must be repaired or replaced. The dress code applies to all students during school hours or at school sponsored activities. Each month there may be a "dress up day" where students may wear clothes connected to the dress up theme.


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St. Edmund's Crested white short sleeved golf shirt may be worn in May, June and September.

St. Edmund’s exclusive uniform supplier is Cambridge & Company. Their contact information is::                                                   

1588 MacGowan Avenue, North Vancouver, BC Telephone: (604) 924 – 9309 Website

Skirts, tunics, and sweaters must be purchased from either of the two suppliers above. Parents should buy pants and dress shirts from Neat or Cambridge, but may go to other clothing outlets provided that colour and quality standards are met. Note that the school sells clean, used uniforms at a reduced rate. Please contact the school office for information on our uniform recycling program. Donations of used uniforms are always much appreciated.