Uniform

We place great emphasis on school uniform in order to encourage high standards and to promote a sense of belonging to the school. We ask parents to ensure that their child attends school correctly dressed, with tie worn correctly and a white shirt tucked in at all times. 

Please note that:

• Hair should be neat and tidy, not dyed or bleached and not extreme (including nothing shorter than a grade two and no extreme contrast between the top and sides).

• Make up (including nail varnish) and personal jewellery is not allowed; this includes all facial jewellery, earrings and studs, even if covered

• Charity bracelets/wrist bands should not be worn to school

• A plain, dark woolly hat, a plain, dark scarf and plain, dark gloves may be worn in winter, but no other hats or caps are allowed

• School coats must be appropriate for wearing with school uniform and should not display prominent logos or writing; denim, knitted and leather jackets or coats, gilets and hooded tops are not allowed

• Uniform regulations apply on the journeys to and from school and school visits unless specified otherwise

• Black socks must be worn (sports socks are only to be worn during PE/Games lessons or sports fixtures)

• Students are expected to wear clean, black, formal school shoes (trainers/trainer type shoes are not permitted).  Please see guidance notes below on what is and is not acceptable.

  • School Shoes Guidance Notes

• During winter students are permitted to wear a black/navy blue v-neck jumper under their blazer

• Coloured contact lenses are not permitted

• All school clothing, including coats, must be clearly named

 Uniform and Sports Kit Guidance