| 2026 Term 2 |
| Week 10 Monday 22nd June - School ends at midday 12pm to allow for Parent Teacher Meetings Monday 22nd June - Parent Teacher Meetings Midday - 6:30pm Tuesday 23rd June - Yr 6 Italian Kitchen day Wednesday 24th June - Parent teacher Meetings 3:40pm - 7:00pm Friday 26th June - Assembly 9:10 am - CSC semester two badge presentations Friday 26th June - Last Day of term 2 - 2:30pm dismissal |
| 2026 Term 3 Week 1 Monday 13th July - Student free day - staff PD day Tuesday 14th July - First Day of Term 3 |
| Week 2 Monday 20th-31st - Book Fair in the library Monday 20th-Whole School Indigenous Immersion Day Friday 24th-City to Surf Athletics-Selected student |
| Week 3 Thursday 30th-Special Treat Day Thursday 30th - prep 100 days of school Saturday 1st - Year 5/6 social event - Clairvaux Connect |
| Week 4 Tuesday 4th -Day 1 School Improvement Day-Review Wednesday 5th - Day 2 School Improvement Day-Review Friday 7th - Yr 6 multicultural Melb. excursion Friday 7th - Yr 1 grandparents day mass 12pm |
| Week 5 Tuesday 11th-Prep Ambulance Visit Friday 14th August - St Bernards Day Mass (9:15am) and Mannya Lapathon |
| Week 6 Wednesday 19th August - Confirmation Preparation Day Friday 21st - Year 5 incursion market manoeuvers |
| Week 7 Monday 24th - Teeth on Wheels, Monday 24th - Year 3 democracy Incursion Friday 28th - Teeth on wheels Sunday 30th - Confirmation Mass 1pm and 3:30pm |
| Week 8 Monday 31st - teeth no wheels third visit Tuesday 1st - year 1 Sovereign hill excursion Tuesday 1st -Division Athletics Wednesday 2nd - Yr 2 wool museum and bollard walk Thursday 3rd - Father’s Day Stall Friday 4th - Father’s Day open Morning |
| Week 9 Tuesday 8th - year 4 bodyworks evening Thursday 10th - RUOK Day |
| Week 10 Tuesday 15th - Minty’s Birthday Friday 18th - Book Week Parade and final day of term - we will incorporate a brief assembly into the book parade - 2:30pm dismissal |
| 2026 Term 4 Week 1 Monday 5th October - First Day of Term 4 Saturday 10th October - Parents social night |
| Week 2 |
| Week 3 |
| Week 4 Friday 30th - Icypole day Friday 30th - World Teachers day |
| Week 5 Monday 2nd - Student Free Day Tuesday 3rd - Melbourne Cup Public Holiday |
| Week 6 Wednesday 11th - Yr 5 Leadership incursion |
| Week 7 Monday 16th - Junior Aths Day Year 2/3 Tuesday 17th -Junior Aths Day Year Prep/1 Friday 20th - Icypole day |
| Week 8 Monday 23rd - Closure day |
| Week 9 |
| Week 10 |
| Week 11 Tuesday 15th - Last day of school for 2026 |
For the entirety of the school year, all students are expected to be in the correct school uniform at all times. Whilst we do have a designated summer and winter uniform as stated in our uniform policy either uniform can be worn at anytime of the year. We do not allow mixing of uniforms such as tights with the summer dress.
Students are to wear their sports uniform on their Specialist Day. Please note that all students can wear their sports uniform every Friday (Preps can wear on Wednesday in addition to Friday).
Please ensure that all uniform items (particularly hats, jumpers and shell jackets) are clearly labeled. If lost, a clearly named item means we can return the item to its owner quickly, reducing stress, anxiety and wasted money.
We would appreciate families read the policy and take the time to ensure all students are in their full appropriate uniform.
We have noticed in the past, particularly, lots of shoes and socks that are not school uniform. On days it is not sports uniform day, shoes must be black leather or sport shoes that are entirely black. This allows for students to be in runners every day of the week as long as they are entirely black. Our policy on the website has visuals of examples that are acceptable and not. Socks also need to be the correct colour with no logos etc. Grey socks should be worn with winter uniform.
Jackets: Navy wind breakers with the red logo are NOT acceptable school uniform. After a two year transition we now ask students to wear the navy jackets with white logo.
All students with hair long enough to tie back are required to do so. Reasons for this include: tidiness and safety. But one really practical one is headlice! Headlice can spread only by direct, hair-to-hair contact. If people have long, loose hair, they can migrate easily to new heads; if hair is neatly tied back, it's much less likely to happen. All children should have a clean, tidy appearance. Hair Accessories including headbands, ribbons and/or clips should be plain and in neutral or school colours - light blue, navy, maroon or the Clairvaux check scrunchie. Ornate hair decorations, extreme hairstyles or coloured hair is not permissible. Tie in hair extensions are not to be worn.
Earrings - Plain sleepers (10mm in diameter) or studs (small, flat and plain/birthstone) in gold or silver can be worn. No other jewellery except watches (Smart watches must be handed into the office for the day) may be worn. No necklaces at all are permitted - reasons for this include physical safety, keeping valuables safe etc (the one and only exception for this is to alert others to a medical condition such as anaphylaxis). Nail Polish - may be worn if clear. No coloured nail polish or false nails are to be worn. No makeup is to be worn by students.
In line with our sunsmart policy - students must wear a hat outside at all times from September 1st, All term 4 and all term 1. Hats should be in a respectable state - no tears or graffiti are allowed - please purchase a new hat if required.
Students in incorrect uniform will be issued with a uniform slip to be signed by parents and returned to school.
Our uniform is non gender specific, girls do not have to wear a dress and our uniform policy states all children have the opportunity to wear runners everyday provided that they are entirely black.
Students who are temporarily unable to wear full school uniform are expected to bring a note/parents email their teacher seeking a temporary exemption for one day.
Uniform orders can be made online via the school24 app. Our uniform shop is open Fridays from 8:45am - 9:15am in the school hall. Wearing a uniform has many benefits and is an expectation of our community. We value your support with this matter.
Please email the class teacher if you are having any issues.
LINK TO UNIFORM POLICY (this is on our school website and the uniform slip is included as an appendix).

St Bernard’s Church Annual BOOK FAIR - Sunday 5 May
Clairvaux School Hall, Reynolds Road, Belmont : 8:00am to 2:00pm
Come along & browse through a huge selection of quality pre-loved books - fiction, non-fiction & children’s - all at bargain prices.