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
Trousers should be full length; skirts should be worn with tights and 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 conventional shirt or blouse/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, stiletto heels; boots; 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.