Uniform
School uniform consists of a black jumper with the school logo, plain black trousers or skirt and a white polo shirt with logo. Alternately, a full length shirt may be worn with a red tie with a school logo.
Sixth form students have no set uniform but have to stick to a dress code defined as 'smart office wear'.
The school PE kit includes navy blue shorts, royal blue knee-length socks and either a royal blue rugby shirt with reversible white strip or royal blue polo shirt.
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