Uniform and Appearance

The school expects students to present themselves as they would in a professional, ‘uniformed’ organisation.  Top buttons must be done up, with the tie covering the top button.  Shirts must be tucked in, and personal stereo/CD headphones must not be visible.  Hair must be clean and well groomed, with no extremes of length, style or colour.  Students must be clean-shaven, with no beards or moustaches.

All students must wear a blazer with a badge, a white formal shirt, school tie, black shoes (not suede) and dark grey or black trousers (not jeans or cords).

Students may wear a plain grey V-neck jumper.  Sixth Formers may wear a plain grey or plain black cardigan instead of a V-neck jumper, provided the cardigan remains buttoned up and is worn under the blazer.  No jewellery may be worn.

Students cannot wear piercings, hoodies, trainers, overcoat/jacket/fleece/jumper or cardigan in lieu of blazer.

Students may not smoke, neither in school nor on the way to or from school or whilst on a school activity.

School Uniform list

• Black blazer with badge.  Sixth Formers wear a maroon blazer with badge.
• White formal shirt – long or short sleeve cotton/polycotton
• Black or dark grey long trousers (not jeans or cords)
• School tie (or school colours where awarded)
• Dark grey or black socks
• Black shoes (not suede) – boots or trainers are not permitted
• Grey pullover with red stripe or plain grey v-necked pullover
• Dark blue or black outer garments are preferred
• Multi-coloured jackets, hoodies, excessively long coats and coats with excessive logos are not permitted
• School scarf – no football scarves
• Sixth Formers may wear a plain grey or plain black cardigan instead of a v-neck jumper, provided the cardigan remains buttoned up and is worn under the blazer.

Rugby and Football

• Years 7- 11 -  Rugby shirt in house colours, navy blue rugby shorts, blue socks and boots
• Optional:       School tracksuit

Physical Education

Years 7- 11    White polo shirt, blue PE shorts, white socks and trainers.

Note:

All garments must be clearly marked with the student’s name.

Other Equipment

Pupils are urged to use a fountain pen rather than a biro.