The sixth form dress code can broadly be described as ‘business-like’. With that in mind, the following requirements are in place:
GIRLS
Tailored trousers or skirt
Tailored blouse or shirt: short or long sleeve
Black or navy or brown/tan leather shoes
Girls must also own a jacket or suit for more formal/public occasions, e.g. helping with parents’ evenings, touring prospective students etc.
In the winter a plain sweater or jacket may also be worn
Jewellery and make up may be used with discretion, though such items of jewellery that constitute a danger (in games or science etc) must be removed. Hair must be tied back in similar circumstances. Unnatural colours of hair are not acceptable and the style and colour of hair should, like clothing, be uncontroversial.
BOYS
Tailored trousers
Tailored shirt: short or long sleeve. If long, cuffs should be worn down or folded above the elbow. Shirt to be tucked into trousers at all times. Top button only undone. There is no requirement to wear a tie during the school day
Black or brown/tan leather shoes
Boys must also own a jacket and tie, or suit, for more formal/public school occasions, e.g. helping with parent’s evenings, touring prospective students etc.
In the winter a plain sweater or jacket may also be worn
Boys should be clean shaven and have hair no longer than collar length
The following garments are not permitted during the working school day:
