Uniform

Regulation uniform can be purchased online from Price & Buckland, click here to view their website for ordering.

PE kit can be purchased online from Ambition Sport, click here to view their website, or Barnums Schoolwear click here for their website.

Other points to note about uniform include:

• It is expected that school uniform should be worn both to and from school to ensure students arrive prepared for the school day and represent the school in the wider community

• Clothing should be worn in a manner that is safe and suitable for the work place e.g. trousers of an appropriate length and without slits, no frayed sleeves, no bare midriff

• Students will be expected to adjust their clothing if it is inappropriate or even to wear a suitable alternative as a temporary measure or in extreme circumstances to return home until appropriate clothing can be found

• Scarves are acceptable but should be removed in the school building

• Belts may be worn but should not be visible

• All items of clothing, including shoes, must be clearly named. PE kit should be initialled (certain items)

• Students are responsible for their own uniform and coats

• The Sixth Form do not wear a uniform 

• Polo shirts are NOT an acceptable item of uniform

HAIR - Hair should be worn neatly, without the addition of coloured braids, in one natural colour, and in a manner that is safe and suitable for the work place. Hair must not be in vivid colours. We follow the Halo Code. For more information click HERE.

MAKE-UP - No make-up is preferred but if worn, make-up should be very discreet.  Students will be expected to remove excessive make-up.  No nail varnish should be worn. Acrylic nails are not permitted. False eyelashes are not permitted.

JEWELLERY - No jewellery is preferred.  Where jewellery is worn it remains the responsibility of the students at all times and the following regulations should be noted:

• Earrings – must be small unobtrusive studs, plain colours.  No hoop earrings. No more than two per ear lobe and ears should match.  All earrings must be removed for PE.  No other form of pierced body jewellery is allowed in school

• Rings and Badges - A single discreet ring or appropriate badges may be worn

• Necklaces and bracelets – should not be worn.  (Those with genuine religious significance may be worn but they should not be visible).  Inappropriate jewellery will be confiscated and returned at a later date.  Parents may be asked to collect confiscated items

Non-uniform guidance

Non-uniform days are an excellent way for the school to raise money for our chosen charities and a source of enjoyment for our students. Dates for non-uniform days are shared within the upcoming events section of our fortnightly parent bulletin and school website. The £1.00 charity donation for each house day is paid via ParentPay.

• Shorts, skirts and dresses should be at least mid-thigh length
• Flip flops and high heels are not permitted
• Clothing should ensure that midriffs are covered
• Jewellery expectations remain the same as any normal school day, particularly with reference to any facial piercings
• Strappy tops and vest tops are not permitted
• Students will be expected to remove excessive make-up

Should a student fail to comply with these expectations they will be asked to change into spare school clothing.

Uniform Guidance

Price and Buckland Uniform Information