Uniform
The school uniform for the lower school (years 7 to 11) is a dark navy sweater with the school crest, a white polo necked shirt with a coloured collar corresponding to the house in which a pupil is assigned to, dark trousers and dark shoes. The Sixth Form uniform consists of a grey v-neck jumper with the school crest, a white collared shirt and a blue and gold tie. Dark trousers and shoes must also be worn.
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