Sixth Form Dress Code

Students are expected to be dressed to reflect a school-based working environment. A smart-casual look is fine and in practice most students appreciate what this means within a school setting. However additional clarification is sometimes required: see below. 

Caps or other hats can be worn to school but not around school nor in assemblies or lessons.

Trousers are to be smart without holes or cuts in the fabric.

Shorts are allowed if smart and worn long. Not sports shorts or jogger material. 

No tracksuit bottoms to be worn.

Leggings may be worn but they must be sports leggings (e.g. fully opaque) with absolutely no gap between the leggings and the top.

Shirts and tops are to cover the upper body including the waist area.

No revealing tops, no tops without straps, no tops with spaghetti straps and no crops tops.

Skirts and dresses should not be worn too short.

No flip flops.

This list is not an exclusive list and we reserve the right to make decisions on a case by case basis if an item of clothing, or other aspect of appearance, is deemed to be distracting and unsuitable for the school environment. Please always check with the Sixth Form team who will be happy to advise.