The Sixth Form dress code is business casual and reflects the modern working environment. It is respectful of culture, heritage and gives students greater independence in their dress choice, whilst recognising that the Sixth Form is a working environment. The Sixth Form dress code is gender neutral.
Business casual includes the following:
- Smart trousers, chinos, cords, skirt, jumpsuit or dress.
- Short or long sleeve collared shirt, roll neck or blouse (in any colour).
- Blazer or jacket (optional †)
- Jumper (optional, not sweatshirt)
- Black or brown leather-style shoes or boots with minimal decoration.
- No restriction on coat type or material. Coats must not be worn in classrooms.
Accessories, Hairstyles & Appearance:
- Ear piercings acceptable – small hoops or studs.
- No large, hooped earrings allowed.
- Nose piercings acceptable – studs, but no hoops. Maximum of two.
- Rings are acceptable as long as they do not impact work or safety.
- No restriction on hairstyle, but styles should be professionally acceptable.
- Hair colour allowed but should be muted.
The following are unacceptable:
- Hats and headwear, other than for specific religious reasons.
- Jeans, denim, t-shirts, leather clothing or leggings.
- Logos on clothing bigger than a postage stamp.
- Writing or graphic design.
- Hoodies, sweaters and the like are not a substitute for a coat and should not be brought to school.
- No trainers – prohibited brands include (but are not limited to) Nike, Adidas, Puma and Reebok.
† Jackets/blazers are optional for everyday wear. However, jackets/blazers must be worn for Chapel assemblies, Open Mornings and other school events where they are compulsory.
Sports
Students participating in sports fixtures representing the school will be provided with a sports kit.
Note: Clothing should be fitted appropriately. Sixth Form students must recognise that they are role models for younger students and are expected to dress and act accordingly.