Uniform guide
Discover the essence of tradition and pride with our school uniforms at Westminster. Crafted with a commitment to quality and style, our uniforms embody a sense of unity and belonging. Whether in the classroom, on the field, or at special events, our attire reflects our values of excellence and respect. Join us in embracing a distinguished look that celebrates our community and prepares students for success, one outfit at a time.
Uniform Appearances & Standards Guides
Flynn O’Hara - All required uniform pieces and chapel wear are to be bought from Flynn O’Hara (with the exception of khaki pants and shorts for boys, and optional blazer may be bought from other vendors as long as they meet uniform standards and match those available from Flynn O'Hara). Required items are listed on their website and in the Uniform appearances and standards guides below.
BSN - Optional uniform pieces are available from the BSN online store. These are not for chapel days.
Spirit Store - Three optional uniform approved sweatshirts and two quarter zip tops are available from the spirit wear store (open at most home games), as well as belts, socks, and accessories. The tops are not approved for chapel days but belt and socks are. They also sell spirit wear tops that may be worn on Fridays.
A bowtie (may be used as the required tie) is available from the development office from Westminster Schools of Augusta. Email kfinch@wsa.net to place an order.
All links for shopping are provided below!
Please refer to the below documents, to find detailed appearances and standards guides for all grade levels as it relates to uniforms. We are confident that your questions will be answered. However, if after reading the documents you still have questions, please email uniforms@wsa.net or contact your division leader.
St. Andrews Plaid
We proudly selected the Tartan of St. Andrew as our uniform plaid for many compelling reasons. St Andrew is the patron Saint of the Presbyterian church and also one of the twelve apostles chosen by Jesus Christ.
He is associated with the qualities of humility, faith, and dedication to spreading the teachings of Jesus. He is also known for his role in bringing others to Christ. Therefore, the Tartan of St. Andrew has been chosen as our plaid to symbolize our schools' commitment to the Christian faith, Christ's teachings, and the discipleship values exemplified by St. Andrew.