School Uniform 

DRESS CODE

• Plain white shirt / blouse which must button to the neck (Please note that short fashion blouses/sleeveless tops etc are unacceptable).

• School tie worn and tied to cover top button. (Junior ties are worn S1-S3. Senior ties are worn S4-S6.).

• V neck black jumper/zipped cardigan.

• Black dress trousers. (Shorts, leggings and jeans are not acceptable.).

• Black skirt or culottes. (Leggings, footless tights and shorts are not acceptable.).

• Plain dark socks/tights.

•  Appropriate plain black footwear. Trainers are for PE only.

•  Black blazer with school badge. No denim jackets or tracksuit tops. All outdoor jackets, with the exception of school blazers should be removed in class.

PE 

PUPILS MUST CHANGE BACK INTO SCHOOL UNIFORM BEFORE LEAVING THE P.E. DEPARTMENT.

•  Indoor PE Kit– Blue short sleeved t-shirt, black/navy shorts or training kit/fitness wear and change of footwear (vest tops, football tops, leggings, denim shorts and school shoes are not permitted).

• Outdoor PE Kit – Jumper, water proof jacket and Astroturf trainers/boots are permitted when participating outside.

• Hair & Jewellery – Long hair must be tied back (pupils are required to bring a bobble as part of their PE kit). All jewellery, including rings and piercings, must be removed. Pupils should not have piercings done during the school term.

•  If, for specific reasons, you think a slight modification to the above dress code is required to meet the needs of your child, please do not hesitate to contact us.

Thank you for your continued support for our dress code. The forms of dress, which are unacceptable in school, are items of clothing which:

o   potentially encourage faction (such as football colours);

o   could cause offence (such as anti-religious or political slogans);

o   could cause health and safety difficulties, such as loose fitting clothing, and sportswear made of inflammable material and body piercings/jewellery for PE and sport;

o   could cause damage to flooring;

o   carry advertising, particularly for alcohol or tobacco;

o   could be used to inflict damage on other pupils or to be used by others to do so;

o   are valuable or expensive items of clothing or jewellery which presents a security issue for the school.