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Dress Code

Sixth Form students in Year 12 and 13 are expected to wear business / smart wear. The guiding principles for all items are:

Would I wear this to an interview?
Does it engender a sense of community and belonging towards the school?
Is it practical and smart?
There should not be social pressures to dress in a particular way.

The guiding principles for all items of clothing are:

Item	Acceptable Dress	Not Permitted
Jackets	Suit style in neutral tones. All students should ensure they wear a jacket as part of their daily uniform	Casual jackets Brightly coloured jackets Denim/Corduroy
Shirts	A smart top or shirt A top or shirt with a discrete pattern	T shirts (of any description) Logoed shirts Imagery or text Strapless tops Tops with plunging neck lines
Ties, Scarves or Cravats	The wearing of a tie as part of the boys’ uniform is compulsory	Inappropriate imagery or text
Jumpers or Cardigans	Plain jumper or cardigans are optional	Hoodies Inappropriate imagery or text
Dresses	Smart office style dress	Dress that is for ‘going-out’ Body con
Skirts	The skirt should be of a nature that causes the wearer to have modesty	Body con Mini skirts
Trousers	Full length plain, tailored trousers	Jeans of any nature Chinos Corduroy material Leggings
Shoes	Plain shoes that are suitable to wear around the school site	Trainers Sandals High heels Flip flops Doc Martins

Garments made of leather, denim or corduroy are not allowed. Jeans-style, casual-type garments or extremes of fashion such as skinny fit trousers are not considered suitable for school. In addition, items of clothing bearing offensive or inappropriate logos. High heels, open-toe sandals or flip-flops are not suitable for school use due to Health and Safety reasons. Tracksuit-type tops, fleeces, knitted / coloured cardigans, gilets or ‘hoodies’ are not an acceptable part of school uniform. The school reserves the right to judge what, in its opinion, is unsuitable.

Dress Code

Sixth Form

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