Item
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How worn
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Equipment, Pencil Case, Mini Whiteboard, School Bag, Books
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Students are provided with a pencil case to include pen, purple pen, pencil, ruler and rubber.
Students must be in possession of their school issued mini whiteboard.
A school bag is required each day. Bags should not display any inappropriate logos.
Their Reading Routes book (Y7-9 only).
Their Need-To-Know book with their timetable stored in the protective plastic pocket. |
Blazer
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To be worn at all times unless permission to remove.
Sleeves are to be rolled down.
School issued reward badges can be worn lapels, no personal badges are allowed. |
Trousers
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Trousers must be black formal style tailored school trousers.
Denim, canvas trousers or leggings / ‘jeggings’ are not permitted. |
Shirt
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White formal shirt. Top button fastened and shirt tucked in at all times. |
Skirt
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Navy blue pleated skirt is the only style of skirt that may be worn.
Skirts must not be rolled up and belts are not permitted. |
Tie
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The correct coloured Year Group tie must be worn.
Ties must be worn at an appropriate length, displaying a minimum of six stripes below the knot. |
School Jumper (optional)
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The navy blue v-neck jumper with the school logo can be worn under the blazer as an additional layer.
They are not to be worn as a replacement to the blazer. |
Black or Blue Socks or Tights
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Tights are to be opaque. If students arrive with tights that are laddered or ripped they must make their way straight to the uniform shop on arrival to school to replace them. |
Black Leather Shoes
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Traditional, well-constructed, weather proof, leather shoes with a low heel.
No ankle high boots are allowed.
Trainers – black or otherwise are not acceptable. |
Hair
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Extreme fashion hairstyles (e.g. decorative shaved elements or motifs) and extreme hair colours are not permitted (e.g. hair must be of a natural colour).
If longer than shoulder length, hair must be tied back in situations where it could cause a danger to the individual or others, such as in PE and other practical lessons. |
False Nails / False Eyelashes
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False nails or nail extensions of any description represent a health and safety risk and may not be worn.
Nail varnish must not be worn.
False eyelashes are not permitted. |
Make-Up
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Any make-up worn by students should be natural and discreet. |
Jewellery
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Students are permitted to wear a wrist watch only.
No other items of jewellery, including friendship bracelets, facial or tongue piercings are permitted under any circumstances. |
Coats, Hats, Scarves, Gloves
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Weatherproof outdoor coats are only to be worn outside and not when inside the school building.
Coats should never be worn over blazers and never instead of.
Coats should not display any inappropriate logos.
In cold or wet weather appropriate hats, scarves and gloves may be worn to and from school, but not inside the school building.
Coats and hoodies must not be worn under school blazers at any time. |
Mobile Phones
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Mobile Phones are not allowed in school.
If a student does bring a phone to school, it must be switched off and placed in the bag before crossing the blue line in the morning.
At the end of the school day students must wait to leave the school premises at the blue line before accessing their phone. |
Lost Property
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The school cannot accept any responsibility for loss of property.
Parents/carers must ensure all items of clothing are clearly marked with their child’s name and check regularly that the name is still visible. |
Confiscated Property
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The school cannot take any responsibility for the loss of any property which is confiscated, for example a bracelet being worn by a student or a mobile which a student has been seen using. |