Dress Code
Our dress code emphasises the formal professional business-style environment in which we undertake our studies. Sixth Form students also set the tone for younger students at our school. We are privileged to have a beautiful campus and Sixth Form Centre and it is expected that all sixth form students will follow the dress code fully at all times.
Men
1. Jacket* – a blazer style suit jacket
2. Trousers* – formal business trousers which should not be tight fitting
3. Shirt – must be a collared sleeved shirt
4. Tie
5. Shoes – must be formal business shoes, leather uppers in black or brown. Trainers, boots or canvas shoes of any description are not permitted.
Women
1. Jacket* – a blazer style suit jacket
2. Plus either:
a. Trousers* – formal business trousers which should not be tight fitting; leggings are not appropriate
b. Skirt* – which should reach the knee and should not be stretch fabric
c. Dress* – which should reach the knee, be sleeved, with an appropriate neckline and not be a stretch fabric
3. Blouse – a collared sleeved blouse
4. Tie (optional)
5. Shoes – formal business shoes, leather uppers, a small heel is acceptable. Trainers, boots or canvas shoes of any description are not permitted.
Men and Women
· *Jackets, trousers, skirts and dresses must be sensible business wear.
· Winter coats should be sensible, warm, and smart and have no large logos. Students are not permitted to wear hoodies or sportswear as coats. Denim, leather or PVC jackets are also not allowed.
· Jeans and chinos are not appropriate trousers
· Any make-up worn should be subtle and appropriate.
· Hair colours should be natural with no extremes of style.
· Facial or tongue piercings, stretchers, tapers or plugs are not allowed.
If you have any questions about the interpretation of the dress code you should check with the Director of Sixth Form prior to purchase. Any student not adhering to the dress code will be sent home to change and may return to the Sixth Form when correctly dressed.
