Sixth Form Attire
Dress Code for Sixth Form Women:
A plain jacket (optional), suit material:
A skirt
- Not above the knee
- No maxi skirts to be worn
- Skirts should not be too tight e.g. bodycon
Trousers
- Full length, reaching the ankle, not shorts − Trousers should not be too tight and not made of jeans material
- Trousers should be plain coloured (floral or patterned are permitted)
- Leggings are not permitted
A dress
- Not above the knee
- Dresses should not be too tight e.g. bodycon
- Dresses should not be revealing or see-through
Blouses
- Should not be low cut or see-through
- Shoulders not exposed
- No Strappy Tops
- Should cover the stomach
- T-shirts are not permitted.
Jumpers / Cardigans
- May be round or V-neck
- Should fit under a jacket
Footwear:
- High heels are permitted but not stilettos
- Shoes can be any colour
- Smart ankle boots are allowed
- Knee-high boots are not allowed
Accessories:
- Scarves are allowed, but no hats
- No Extreme hairstyles
- Plain tights
No facial piercings except:
- Earrings (no more than two per ear)
- If in doubt, decide whether you would wear the items you are considering for school for a formal interview and/or ask a member of staff (before you wear any new items!)
Dress Code for Sixth Form Men:
A Suit or Blazer/Jacket
Shirt with collar and tie, top buttons should be done up
Smart shoes, no trainers
Jumpers (V-neck or round neck) can be worn
Trousers
- Full length − Trousers should not be made of jeans material
- Trousers should be plain coloured
- Shorts are not permitted
Accessories:
- No hats
- No Extreme hairstyles
No facial piercings except:
- Earring (no more than one stud per ear)
Sanctions for Violations of Dress Code:
- First offence - Uniform Violation recorded
- Second offence - Uniform Violation recorded and email home
- Third offence - Uniform Violation recorded, Head of Sixth Form detention (Friday lunchtime) and letter home
(Based on accumulation of Uniform Violations within a half term.)