Trinity School

To assist our students in looking their best and to provide a cohesive student body, each season has a designated uniform. 

Fall and Spring Uniform 

Fall (First Day of School – October 14th) and Spring (April 17 – Last Day of School)

Girls

Preschool 3 through K-Transition

Khaki jumper with Trinity logo
Yellow short sleeve polo shirt with Trinity logo
Khaki 2 pleat skort
Khaki pull-on shorts
White crew or knee-hi socks
White tights

Kindergarten through 4th Grade

Khaki 2 pleat skort
Khaki walking shorts
Hunter green short sleeve polo with Trinity logo
Green or white crew socks                            

5th through 8th Grade

Khaki 2 pleat skort
Khaki walking shorts
White short sleeve polo with Trinity logo
White crew socks       

 Boys

Preschool 3 through K-Transition

Khaki pull-on shorts or pants
Yellow short sleeve polo shirt with Trinity logo
White crew socks

 Kindergarten through 4th Grade

Khaki walking shorts
Hunter green short sleeve polo with Trinity logo
White crew socks                               

 5th through 8th Grade

Khaki walking shorts
White short sleeve polo with Trinity logo
White crew socks
Black/brown belt

 Winter (October 18th – April 6th)

Girls

Preschool 3 through K-Transition

Yellow long sleeve polo shirt with Trinity logo
Navy crewneck sweatshirt with Trinity logo
Grey sweatpants with Trinity logo
White crew socks

 Kindergarten through 4th Grade

Plaid split front jumper
Khaki flat front slacks
White short or long sleeve Peter Pan collar blouse
Hunter green crewneck sweater with Trinity logo
Hunter green ¼ zip performance fleece pullover with Trinity logo
Green knee highs, tights or black leggings                            

 5th through 8th Grades

Plaid skirt
Khaki flat front slacks
White short or long sleeve Oxford blouse
Hunter green V-neck sweater with Trinity logo
Hunter green ¼ zip performance fleece pullover with Trinity logo
Green knee highs, tights or black leggings

 Boys

Preschool 3 through K-Transition

Yellow long sleeve polo shirt with Trinity logo
Navy crewneck sweatshirt with Trinity logo
Grey sweatpants with Trinity logo
White crew socks

 Kindergarten through 8^th Grade

Khaki pants
White short or long sleeve Oxford shirt
Hunter green V-neck sweater with Trinity logo
Hunter green ¼ zip performance fleece pullover with Trinity logo
Green and grey striped tie, beige or green crew socks                 

Shoes:  Brown, tan, black, oxblood, or navy suede bucks, camp side/dockside shoes, saddle shoes, shoes with elastic strap or T-strap (no grooved soles).  NO LIGHT-UP SHOES, PLEASE.

You do not have to purchase shoes at this link, but it provides a suggestion along with pictures of acceptable school shoes. Please refer to Trinity School on the second page for the list of acceptable shoes:  Van Dyke & Bacon

 

 PE UNIFORM: Kindergarten through Grade 8 

White short sleeve Trinity T-shirt
Hunter green mesh gym shorts with Trinity logo
Grey crewneck Trinity sweatshirts
Grey Trinity sweatpants (cold weather)

 On PE days, students wear athletic shoes to school.  Students wear their gym uniform for the entire day.

  

Q: Where can I buy new uniforms?

A: School uniform items may be purchased from:

Flynn O'Hara School Uniforms
1608 Furnace Branch Road
Glen Burnie, MD 21061
Tel: (410) 869-4682 or (800) 854-6951
FlynnO'Hara School Uniforms (flynnohara.com)
Trinity School Code: MD039

Parents can order online or browse through their store in person. Non-Trinity specific uniform items (blouses, pants, socks, etc.) may be purchased from other stores that carry those items. Shoes can be purchased from a variety of stores that carry the appropriate styles.

Q: Where can I buy gym uniforms?

New Trinity PE Uniforms are available for purchase at Flynn O'Hara School Uniforms. Used PE Uniforms will be available at the Used Uniform Sale mid-October. Quantities and sizes are limited and vary based upon donations received.

Q: Where can I buy used uniforms?

A: Trinity School holds used uniform sales throughout the year, usually in September, October, January and April. The sales are held in the basement of St. Julie Hall (the middle school) and are sponsored by Trinity's Scholarship Committee. See above for sale dates/times.

Q: Can I donate my child's used uniforms?

A: Certainly! Donations are very much appreciated. Used uniforms may be dropped in the designated bin that is just inside the doors of St. Julie Hall (the middle school) that face the drop-off circle. Alternately, donations may be made during the used uniform sales. All proceeds from the used uniform sales help the Scholarship Committee.

Q: What is Trinity's policy on bookbags?

A: Students in Grades K-4 use bookbags without wheels. Students in Grades 5-8 can use wheeled bookbags if they wish.

Q: Are there any Free Dress days at Trinity?

A: Yes. Days out of uniform (Free Dress Days) are periodically scheduled and announced to the students. When students do not wear the uniform, they are expected to wear suitable outfits, not play clothes to school unless play clothes have been specifically identified as acceptable for that day. On Free Dress days, if a student thinks that a particular article of clothing in not appropriate, then it probably should not be worn to school. On special occasions, dress clothes are required.

Q: Apart from uniforms, what is Trinity's Dress Code? What articles and styles are prohibited?

A: A summary of Trinity's Dress Code and how it is enforced is below. You may also refer to the Trinity School Handbook.

• Make-up, nail polish, and excessive jewelry are not part of the school uniform. Girls wear only one pair of earrings to school. Boys do not wear earrings to school
• Extreme hairstyles and hair coloring of any type are not permitted for boys or girls. Boys' hair length must be two (2) finger widths above eyebrows and clear shirt collar
• The acceptable length of skirts, jumpers, and shorts is 3 inches above the knee
• Visible tattoos of any type and body piercings are not permitted

Clothes that are inappropriate include:

• Sweat pants and sweat shirts on special occasions
• Excessively short skirts
• Excessively short shorts
• Bare midriffs
• Very tight or bare apparel
• Clothing which is unhemmed, ripped, torn, or has holes

When a student is not wearing the uniform appropriately, a school representative will notify parents by phone. If necessary, parents will be asked to bring proper attire to school. Only when uniform correction has been made, a student will return to class. Middle School students who violate the uniform code will be issued points.

Q: Should I label all of my child's clothing?

A: A resounding yes! While Trinity makes every effort to notify parents of articles in the Lost & Found, every year there are numerous lost items in both primary and middle schools - uniforms, expensive winter clothing, backpacks and lunch boxes, shoes, etc.