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Sixth Form DRESS CODE
All students should remember that this is a place of work. Any student who is deemed to be inappropriately dressed will either be given alternative clothing from student reception which they will be expected to wear or they will be sent home. This dress code forms part of the Sixth Form student agreement which all students studying with us in academic year 2018-19 will be expected to sign in September.
Ladies: Jeans, leggings or trousers. Ripped jeans are allowed but must be appropriate. Skirts and dresses to be an appropriate length. Shorts in the summer need to be of smart material and should be of an appropriate length. Tops should be shirts/blouses or of smart material and should cover the shoulders. No thin straps or strapless tops. Jackets, jumpers, cardigans or hooded sweatshirts may be worn. Sheer materials should have a vest or top underneath. Midriffs must not be on show. Tracksuit bottoms should only be worn for sport. Footwear must be sensible for a working environment. No flip flops at all and no open toe shoes in science labs and practical rooms. No clothing with offensive wording or logos. Hats should not be worn in the school building. Jewellery should be suitable for a working environment. A nose stud may be worn if it is a small stud only. No other facial piercings are permitted.
Gentlemen: Jeans or trousers. Ripped jeans are allowed but must be appropriate. Shorts in the summer must be of a smart material. Tops should have a collar e.g. a shirt or polo t-shirt. Gentlemen should not wear sleeveless tops. Jackets, jumpers and hooded sweatshirts may be worn. Tracksuit bottoms should only be worn for sport. Footwear must be sensible for a working environment. No flip flops at all and no open toe shoes in science labs and practical rooms. No clothing with offensive wording or logos. Hats should not be worn in the school building. jewellery should be suitable for a working environment . A nose stud may be worn if it is a small stud only. No other facial piercings are permitted.
Formal Occasions: Smart dress will be required with suits comprising of trousers / skirt and jacket with blouse/shirt for all students.