 
Black blazer with badge (for Years 7-10);
Plain black "V" neck sweater with school logo – and no other design (Year 11)
Black/charcoal trousers
White shirt and school tie
Grey "V" neck sweater (optional)
Plain black, grey or white socks
Black, dark brown or navy leather shoes with dark laces (not trainers, training
style shoes or boots)
During the second half of the Summer Term both boys and girls may wear white, short-sleeved
shirts and blazers become optional when the weather is hot. Students should wear
their ordinary shoes at all times when in full school uniform. Training shoes are
not permitted under any circumstance except for PE and Performing Arts lessons.
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Black blazer with badge (for Years 7-10);
Plain black "V" neck sweater with school logo – and no other design (Year 11)
Petrol blue skirt (Various styles are available from our suppliers, but these do
not include tight straight skirts which are inappropriate for school)
Black trousers (classic cut, straight only, not bootleg, bell bottoms or “hipster
style”)
Petrol blue cardigan or "V" neck sweater (optional)
White blouse and school tie
Plain white, black or navy socks or tights
Sensible black, dark brown or navy leather shoes with dark laces (not trainers,
training style shoes or boots)
Girls are permitted to wear one gold stud in the lower lobe position of each ear
if their ears are pierced. These must be removed during PE lessons for reasons of
health and safety. No additional or alternative jewellery, other than a watch, is
permitted. Boys are not permitted to wear earrings. Cardigans and sweaters should
fit sensibly and not be over-sized. Make up and nail varnish are not acceptable.
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Students may wear any sensible and acceptable colour or combination of colours with
the following exceptions:
1. Pictures, designs, football badges, pop group emblems, and sweatshirts with hoods
are not allowed.
2. Camouflage or military style coats are not allowed.
3. Denim and leather are not allowed. Reflective strips, armbands or belts are suggested
as a safety aid in the dark.
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