Uniform
Years seven to eleven: School blazer, black trousers, black skirt for girls, black socks/tights, white regulation shirt, school tie (red, black and house colour) and black shoes. A black v-neck pullover may be worn.
Sixth Form: Matching dark suits with a jacket for girls and shirt and tie for boys.
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