Uniform
Uniform consists of the following mandatory items:
- Black blazer (with school badge)
- Black trousers or black skirt
- White shirt or blouse
- Lower school tie (ages 11–14) or upper school tie (ages 14–16)
- Black shoes
On particularly hot days the Headteacher may issue a notice that ties and blazers can be removed.
The following optional items may also be worn:
- V-neck jumper (black/royal blue)
- Cardigan (black/royal blue)
No uniform is worn by members of the Sixth Form.
Sports kit consists of:
- White polo shirt with a school badge
- Navy Blue shorts with badge (boys)
- Navy Blue kilt skirt (girls)
- Navy blue school sweatshirt with crest (all girls and boys except year 7)
- Blue and dark blue rugby shirt (year 7 boys)
- Studded football boots (boys)
- Dunlop green flash trainers
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