School Uniform

 

Please click here for our School Uniform policy and our expectations regarding uniform and appearance.

 

Main School Uniform

 

  • Black blazer & badge
  • White shirt
  • Black tailored trousers – jeans and chinos are not allowed or Graphite tartan knee-length tailored skirt
  • If wearing a skirt black knee-length socks/plain black opaque tights should be worn
  • Black v-necked jumper (optional)
  • Black shoes. Trainers and pumps will not be allowed
  • Year group tie

 

Year Tie Colours:

  • Year 07 – Blue stripes
  • Year 08 – Gold stripes
  • Year 09 – Green stripes
  • Year 10 – Red stripes
  • Year 11 – Silver stripes

 

Extreme Hair Styles

Although the school does not wish to inhibit students who wish to express their individuality, we do not accept that extreme hairstyles are appropriate in a school environment. We would therefore discourage parents from allowing their children to adopt such styles. The school reserves the right to judge a hairstyle as ‘Extreme’. Brightly coloured hair accessories are not allowed.

 

Make-up

Pupils are allowed a light application of make-up. If the school deems a pupil to be wearing too much make-up, the pupil will be asked to remove it.  Pupils are not permitted to wear false eyelashes. Nail varnish or false nails are not allowed.

 

Piercings/Jewellery

Pupils are allowed one stud earring in each ear. They are not allowed ear stretchers. Facial/tongue piercings are not allowed in school for health and safety. No other jewellery is to be worn.

 

Technology and Art and Design

  • Simple black apron

 

PE Kit

Orders for PE kit can be placed through school PE department;

  • Black and Red polo shirt, with embroidered school logo or Rugby jersey with embroidered school logo
  • Black sweatshirt, with embroidered school logo (optional)
  • Black games skirt or black shorts
  • Black socks
  • Black jogging bottoms (optional)

 

School Bags

All pupils should bring a rucksack style back to school in order that they can safely transport equipment, materials and resources as necessary.

 

Coats

Due to the nature of variable weather conditions, pupils should bring a coat to school as necessary in order to keep them warm and dry as they travel to and from school and as they navigate external areas of the school during the day

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