Sixth Form Uniform

Sixth Formers are required to dress smartly and be presentable at all times.

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: Reviewed by Eloise Bundy

: Reviewed by Lucy White

: Reviewed by Constantina Nichola

For girls we expect:

A tailored skirt of mid-length (not of stretch fabric) with a suit jacket
or
Tailored trousers, with a suit jacket
or
A smart dress (non-stretch) of mid length with a suit jacket
These may be worn with smart shoes or smart ankle boots.

For boys we expect:

A two or three piece suit
Collared shirt
Smart shoes or smart boots

For both boys and girls

No facial or visible body piercings, other than earrings
No extreme hair colours or hair styles
No jeans or leggings
No trainers or canvas shoes
Shoulders and midriffs are not to be exposed

Our aim is to establish a clear distinction between what is worn socially at weekends, and in the evenings, and what is worn during the working week. Remember that sixth formers set an example to the rest of the school. The judgement of the Head of Sixth Form in matters of interpretation of the Sixth Form Uniform is final.

Students’ appearance will be monitored by their tutors; they will be reminded of our regulations and expected to conform. Where there is a problem, students will be issued with a behaviour point in accordance with the behaviour system.