Sixth form Dress code
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POST 16 DRESS CODE |
Our sixth form are student leaders in the school community;
We do not expect students to wear a uniform for school but we do expect them to adhere to the not appropriate list below.
Sixth form students are required to wear their ID badge visibly at all times when in college.
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Not Appropriate |
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Trousers/shorts |
Combat trousers Ripped jeans/shorts/clothing Short shorts Beach/swim shorts Tracksuits (*) Leggings |
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Skirts/Dresses |
Combat style Clothing more than 5cm above the knee |
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Tops |
Large logos/pictures/motifs T-shirts/vests tops/off the shoulder tops Low cut tops Crop tops |
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Jumpers/Jackets |
Sweatshirts Hoodies Large logos/pictures/motifs |
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Footwear |
Shoes with heels higher than 5cm Flip-flops or strappy sandals Backless shoes Crocs |
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Tights |
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Body Art |
Visible tattoos |
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Hairstyles and jewellery |
No extreme hair styles/colours |
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Body Piercings |
Obvious piercings such as nose, eyebrow, tongue and other body piercings can be a health and safety hazard and are, therefore, not acceptable |
Health and safety requirements may dictate that there are specific subject regulations as regards jewellery, false nails, etc.
(*) Sports Studies students can wear tracksuits for lessons when appropriate.
If the dress code has been breached, we will follow the appropriate routes:
- Mentors are responsible for the monitoring of the dress code so will highlight this to students in the first instance and inform parents if continual
- Students may be asked to go home and change if there is no improvement
- The Director of Post 16 Studies reserves the right to ask students, who persistently do not adhere to the dress code, to leave the College.