Uniform (continued)


SIXTH FORM DRESS CODE MALE


Uniform Policy Business Suit (Matching Suit Jacket and Trousers)***


Formal Shirt with collar* Tie


Smart Shoes (no boots) Optional – Formal V-Neck Jumper or Cardigan What this means


Black, Navy, Grey or Brown – non-shiny material (matching waistcoats are permitted)


Plain, Checked or Striped Matravers 6th Form Tie Black or Brown


A plain V-neck jumper or cardigan may be worn under suit jacket (but not in place of a suit jacket).


* Please note: for a shirt and tie to be correctly worn, the top button of the shirt must be fastened. FEMALE


Uniform Policy


Business Suit (Matching Suit Jacket with Trousers / Skirt or Suit Jacket with Tailored Dress)***


Formal Top


Smart Shoes** (no boots) Smart Shoes (no boots)


Optional – Formal Jumper or Cardigan What this means


Black, Navy, Grey or Brown – non-shiny material. Skirts and dresses should be knee length


Plain or Patterned


Black or Brown. Heels should be 3 inches or less. Black or Brown


A plain jumper or cardigan may be worn under suit jacket (but not in place of a suit jacket).


** Please note: open-toed footwear, sandals and stiletto shoes are not permitted for health and safety reasons.


*** Please note: Suit Jackets will be worn at all times around the school site but may be removed during lessons with permission from the teacher.


COATS Coats should be neutral in colour and without large logos or slogans.


GENERAL APPEARANCE • Hair – natural in colour, neat and tidy, no extreme hairstyles (minimum Grade 2) • Headscarves worn for religious purposes are permitted • Beards and Stubble – neatly trimmed, tidy


• Jewellery – discreet and appropriate, maximum of one pair of earrings (one in each ear), other facial and tongue piercings, stretchers and all other visible piercings must be removed • Tattoos – if students have tattoos, they must be covered at all times – no visible tattoos


UNACCEPTABLE CLOTHING • Transparent clothing, clothing which reveals undergarments. Spaghetti / shoestring strapped tops. Low worn / revealing tops. Leggings, denim or chinos. Cropped trousers. Clothing with tears or rips. Political badges or emblems. Logos or slogans which may cause offence. Hats or caps. Trainers or canvas shoes. Other items of clothing which fall outside of the definition of ‘smart business dress’.


Please note: The school is the final arbiter on any decision appertaining to the dress code. Please contact the school for advice and guidance if necessary.


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