Dress Code
At Prince William School sixth form students are expected to dress in clothes suitable for a professional environment.
As role models for younger students, sixth formers should set high standards in everything they do. We believe that a dress code based on the principles of a professional workplace promotes a positive image of the sixth form to younger students, the local community, and visitors to the school.
The following lists are not intended to be exhaustive.
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Acceptable – Professional dress |
Unacceptable |
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Smart shirt, blouse or top |
Patterned T-shirts Tops with logos Low cut, cropped or strapless tops |
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Tailored trousers |
Shorts Jeans Leggings Tracksuit bottoms |
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Skirts and dresses should be no shorter than knee length |
Revealing or excessively tight clothing including ‘body con’ dresses and mini skirts |
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Formal shoes or boots |
Trainers Flip flops |
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Plain jumpers or cardigans may be worn |
Hoodies Sweatshirts |
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Students may choose to wear a tie and/or a jacket |
Clothes with imagery and or logos |
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Excessive jewellery or visible tattoos |
All students must always wear their identity badge and lanyard.
The Sixth Form Team will have the final decision on whether clothing is inappropriate. If unsure, students and parents should consult the sixth form leadership team for clarification before purchasing an item.