Boys Junior School Uniforms (Cherrybrook Technology High School Vs Killara High School)

Killara and Cherrybrook Technology High School are two of the most prestigious learning institutions in Australia. What would you do if you had to choose between the two? Obviously, you would have to compare every single aspect of the two learning centers, ranging from academic issues to the social life. If you still end up with a tie after comparing every other major aspect, why not compare the uniform policies.

Comparison Of Boys Junior School Uniforms - Cherrybrook Technology High School Vs Killara High School (KHS)

Let's start off with KHS. Both junior and senior boys are required to dress up with zipped mid-grey long trousers made of either polyester or viscose. Fortunately, you can have this in either summer or winter weights - a very thoughtful thing to accommodate sweltering summer heat and chilling winter colds.

Students also have the option of mid-grey zipped summer shorts, instead of the summer trousers. That makes for extra convenience. This is made even more convenient by the fact that summer shirts differ from winter ones by being short sleeved rather than long sleeved. Coincidentally, a 2013 survey of John Purchase Public School's parents revealed that majority of them do prefer this short sleeve-long sleeve summer-winter alternating shirts. Most probably it would be the same for parents at Killara.

But that's not all. You also have the option of wearing your shirt un-tucked without a tie. How's that for supreme convenience? Just remember to put on a tie and tuck in during winter.

Things get a little bit spicier with the accessories. The ties all have a 'Gordon' tartan print, which is definitely more eye-catching than the seniors' version of green ties bearing the school crest. To top it all, you have the standard - although stylish - v-neck cotton or wool jumper. This features a bottle green color - a trademark of the learning institution. Of course, it also has a crest on it.

CTHS junior boys also have short sleeved summer shirts with embroidered crests, but wearing them un-tucked is not part of standard uniform policy. They also have long-sleeved winter shirts. They are definitely reading from the script as Killara.

If color is a major issue for you, your choice will be easy to make when comparing trouser/ short colors. The trouser/ shorts for CTHS junior boys are a shade darker than Killara, featuring grey color instead of mid-grey. Another item of clothing with different colors would be the socks. Branding goes much further than crested shirts and blazers for CTHS. You also have regulation school stripes featuring in the school socks. However, if you don't fancy being a brand ambassador of the learning institution, you can simply opt for plain grey socks.

Two extra accessories that you only find with CTHS are the black scarf and black non-woolen jackets. That may not compare to having earrings and tattoos, but it does provide that extra flexibility in uniform policies, which every student desires. Of course, the scarf is only allowed for utility reasons, since it only applies during the winter season.

If all you desire from school is fashionable dressing, you might not even select a learning institution with a uniform policy. However, the reality is that choice of school depends on much more than clothes.


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