Sixth Form Dress Code

Sixth Form Dress Code

Sixth Form students are role models for the rest of the school who are dressed in school uniform, and therefore the dress code is geared towards a smart and formal appearance.   

 Sixth Form students will be issued with a student ID card and lanyard which they are expected to wear at all times whilst on site.   

Sixth Form students may choose from:   

A matching or non-matching tailored jacket and trousers/skirt suitable for a professional working environment.   

Trousers should be full length; skirts must be mid-thigh length as a minimum. No stretchy fabric skirts. 

Not permitted: Leather or imitation leather; denim; leggings or similar; jeans or jeans-style trousers; shorts.   

Jackets must be worn at all times around school but can be removed in lessons. Jackets must be worn for all formal events, including assemblies and briefings.   

A professional shirt, blouse or top, plain or modestly patterned and designed for formal wear. It must have sleeves and must not be low cut; it should cover shoulders and midriffs. A plain fine knit V-Neck jumper or cardigan can be worn under the suit jacket.   

Students who identify as male are expected to wear a tie and trousers   

Not permitted: T-shirts; sheer or see-through fabrics including lace; hoodies and sweatshirts.   

Shoes and boots - Smart leather or leather-look shoes, boots and sandals appropriate for a formal environment.   

Not permitted: DMs;Uggs; Biker Boots or boots higher than ankle length; stiletto heels;  trainers/plimsolls or similar; flip- flops/mules.  

Discreet make-up and coloured nail varnish is permitted. (Brightly coloured eye shadow and lipsticks are not considered discreet). Students will be asked to remove make-up thought by staff to be unsuitable for school.