
General Information
Our Uniform
Our kura uniform is our pride and the expectation is that we will all take pride in wearing the uniform and then automatically becoming an ambassador for Maidstone Intermediate.
All classes have regular PE and fitness sessions each week. Ākonga are expected to change into PE uniform for these sessions, as well as when attending any sports practices.
For ākonga involved in practices before or after school, the PE uniform may be worn when travelling to or from kura. At all other times, ākonga must travel to and from our kura in full kura uniform.
Second Hand Uniforms
A second-hand uniform sale is held at our kura in January each year. Second hand uniforms can be purchased at other times from Maidstone Intermediate - contact the Office for further information. All funds raised from the sale of second-hand uniforms go towards extra resources for the kura.

Where To Purchase New Uniform
New uniform items are available to be purchased from NZ Uniforms in Petone.

Uniform Items
FORMAL UNIFORM:
Maidstone Polo Shirt Unisex in Black or White
Maidstone Shorts Unisex in Black
Maidstone Sweatshirt Unisex in Black
FOOTWEAR:
Choice between Shoes or Sandals. Remember, in the Foods room and Hard materials room ākonga are always required to wear shoes.
Shoes:
Black Shoes (can be trainers - but must be all black with no coloured markings and no high tops). Worn with all white or black socks.
Black Birkenstock. Any cheaper brands are acceptable as long as it looks like Birkenstocks. Sandals are not to be used for PE/Sport.
HATS:
Only black Maidstone hats are allowed and must be worn when outside in Term 1 and 4.
PE UNIFORM:
Maidstone PE T-Shirt Unisex in Black
Maidstone PE Shorts Unisex in Black
OPTIONAL:
Maidstone Track Jacket Unisex in Black/White
Maidstone Track Pants Unisex in Black/White
Maidstone Beanie Unisex in Black
Ie Faitaga (formal lavalava) - Black
- To be worn with formal polo shirt
- Can be worn in both summer and winter with the Maidstone sweatshirt
- Worn with both black shoes or sandals
In Terms 2 & 3
In the cold winter months ākonga can wear a black jacket to and from the kura. However, it should be worn over the sweatshirt and not instead of. Also, it should have no other colours, logos or words on it.
Ākonga can wear a plain long-sleeve black or white t-shirt under the polo if they wear the sweatshirt.
Uniform Expectations
Jewellery:
- Ākonga may wear one necklace of cultural or religious significance, provided it is discreet, can be worn safely, and is kept under the shirt - not as a fashion accessory.
- Decorative bands or bracelets are not permitted on the wrist or ankle.
- Only one pair of earrings are allowed. Earrings must be small and discrete - no sparkly earrings.
- No other jewellery is permitted.
Owners must accept the risk of loss of or damage to all jewellery at school.
Make-up:
- No make up.
- No nail polish.
- No drawing on skin.
If there are differences in interpretation, the Principal will make the final decision on an individual basis as to what is permissible or permitted.

