Uniform
The school uniform currently follows the school's blue colour scheme;
For Boys;
- Dark blue blazers
- Dark blue tie with school logo or the golden jubilee tie (blue with golden school badges)
- Light blue or white shirts
- Black or charcoal grey trousers.
For Girls;
- Dark blue blazers
- Light blue fitted blouse with no tie
- Grey skirts only.
The uniform has changed many times in recent history. In recent times a white shirt would have been worn with either a blue, black and white striped tie or a blue and golden badged tie celebrating the schools golden jubilee. Also, in the past, girls were required to wear ties.
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