Dress Code

Please see the link below for a PDF version of the Sixth Form Dress Code which includes numerous examples of suitable and unsuitable school attire. 

Great importance is attached to a smart appearance and students are expected to wear correct Sixth Form dress at all times. The dress code for all students is based on formal wear and allows students to maintain individuality. Student dress is important in order to nurture a smart and purposeful learning environment, whilst also providing role models for younger students.

Non-Compliance

Students must inform their tutor, either during tutor time or via email of any legitimate changes to their dress that may result in a breach of the dress code (e.g. due to a sports-related injury).

First Breach:

Tutor or member of staff to email Pastoral Manager

A warning will be issued to the student by the Tutor.

The incident will be logged centrally by the Sixth Form Team.

Second Breach:

The Head of Year will contact home via letter.

The incident will be logged centrally by the Sixth Form Team.

Repeated or Serious Breaches:

Students will be referred to the Head of Sixth Form for a decision and formal sanctions, in line with the school’s behaviour policy.

Possible sanctions include:
• Being required to change into alternative clothing provided by the school
• Removal of Sixth Form privileges
• Placement in SFC3, SFC2, or Isolation
• Being sent home to change