Uniform
The school uniform consists of a navy and green kilt; a baby blue shirt (these may be short or long sleeved); a green v-neck jumper or cardigan and a navy blazer. However, students that joined the school before 2006 will not have blazers as these items were not on the school uniform regulations as of that time. Blazers also have the school logo and house name on the left-breast pocket.
- Athena (Blue): named after the Greek goddess Athena.
- Seacole (Green): named after Mary Seacole.
- Brontë (Orange): named after Charlotte Brontë & Emily Brontë & Anne Brontë.
- Johnson (Red): named after Amy Johnson.
- Sharman (Purple): named after Helen Sharman.
- Pankhurst (Yellow): named after Emmeline Pankhurst.
- Curie (Cerise): named after Marie Curie.
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