Uniform & Equipment

School Uniform

 

  • Tartan/Black logo skirts from Price & Buckland only.  Tartan skirt is available for Years 7-11.  Black skirt is for Years 10 & 11 only.
  • Black school logoed trousers from Price & Buckland only.  All Years.
  • White short sleeved revere collar blouse.  These can be purchased from any store.
  • Black thin knit jumper with logo, optional, from Price & Buckland only.
  • Socks or tights: Plain white, black or grey ankle or three-quarter length socks that are below the knee.  Thick black or grey tights or ordinary fine beige tights.
  • Shoes: Black with a sensible heel height. In the interests of safety, high platforms and extremes of heel are not allowed. Boots and open-toed sandals are not allowed. Trainers are not to be worn in school except during P.E lessons
  • Outdoor coats: plain jackets, coats or anoraks.  These should not be worn inside the school building*
  • Blazers must be worn around the school building at all times. The only time where you may take your blazer off is at break time and lunch outside the building, or in a lesson where the teacher has given permission to do so. On hot days there will be an email sent to all teachers stating that it will be a non-blazer day.
  • Price & Buckland provide sizing options outside of those listed. Please call them for further details. 

*If students are going outside at break or lunchtime, coats should only be put on as they go out of the door and should be taken off before they enter the building. 

Uniform Ordering & Measuring Guide - Price & Buckland

Uniform Ordering & Measuring Guide - Price & Buckland

PE Kit
  • Navy blue and red polo shirt with school logo
  • Navy blue sweatshirt with school logo
  • Navy blue sports trousers with school logo
  • Navy blue shorts, skort or leggings with school logo
  • White sports socks
Jewellery & Appearance

The following items are permitted:

  • Wrist watch.
  • 1 pair of small gold or silver stud earrings.

No other piercings are allowed. The wearing of other jewellery is expressly forbidden for reasons of safety and hygiene. Persistent wearing of inappropriate jewellery will lead to it being confiscated.

  • Discreet make-up is permissible; however, students may be asked to remove anything deemed as excessive.
  • Coloured nail varnish or false nails should not be worn to school.
  • Only natural hair colour dyes are acceptable.
  • Hairbands/Bobbles and religious head wear must be in a plain style in school colours, e.g. black, grey, red or white, and must be worn in line with safety regulations.
Essential Equipment

Pen – blue or black for writing

Pen – red for self-assessment

Pencil

Colouring Pencils – small selection

Ruler (30cm)

Pencil Sharpener

Pencil Eraser

A protractor and pair of compasses

Highlighter

Glue Stick

Pencil Case for the above

 

Hair Band – to tie back long hair in Science, Healthy Living and Art

 

Scientific Calculator –

Casio FX-85GTX or Casio FX-83GTX classwiz (suitable up to GCSE) or Casio FX-991EX classwiz (suitable up to A Level)

 

Water Bottle

Students will need all of their own usual stationery and equipment with them as no one will be able to lend anything.  Additionally, students are expected to have the following items each day:

 

  • Face Covering and sealable plastic bag
  • Hand Sanitiser
  • Pocket tissues
  • Headphones
  • Sun cream, hat and water bottle*
  • Umbrella/waterproof coat*

*weather dependent; students will be spending parts of the school day outside.  Also, due to the fact that we will open all classroom windows, in order to increase ventilation, students are advised to bring an additional layer of clothing in order to keep them warm.

Students having their own hand sanitiser and pocket tissues are central to the protective measures that the school has put into place for the protection of the whole school community against the spread of the Coronavirus.

Mufti Day Dress Code

The following dress policy will apply to the wearing of mufti:
• Students should wear clothing of a modest nature suitable for a learning and work environment and should therefore not be revealing or too short.
• Leggings can be worn provided they are worn with another piece of clothing, for example mid-thigh length skirt/top/tailored shorts/tunic.
• Appropriate footwear must be worn at all times.
• The standard of dress is to be tidy, casual clothing.
• Any student is free to wear normal school uniform.

Examples of inappropriate clothing:
• Flip-flops and very high heels.
• Miniskirts or very short non-tailored shorts.
• Clothing displaying offensive logos, drug, alcohol or tobacco-related slogans or statements.
• Tops or clothes that show a bare midriff or reveal underwear.
• Tops that do not cover the bra front and back. Shoulder straps must be of reasonable width.
• Leggings without an appropriate length top.
• Any see-through clothing that reveals underwear.
• No facial piercings or ear stretchers.
• No bandanas.
• No body art, for example henna, unless connected to cultural traditions.
• No False nails are to be worn.

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