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Uniform

It is expected that all students will come to school every day in neat, clean uniform, giving the message that our students take pride in belonging to their College. The support of parents and carers is essential to this process. We expect students to wear our uniform correctly and appropriately.

 

 

All uniform, branded and optional items, can be purchased from Big Wight Tshirt using their website, linked below.

UNIFORM STORE 

 

Compulsory Branded Items

  • Purple Blazer
  • College Tie
  • Purple Tartan skirt
  • School lanyard and ID card (this will be given to new students, however if lost it must be replaced via the shop on Compass)

 

Compulsory PE Kit Branded Items

  • PE Top

 

Compulsory Non Branded Items

  • White shirt/blouse
  • Black tailored trousers (no leggings or denim)
  • Black socks or tights (ankle or knee length socks)
  • Black shoes
  • Mobile phone pouch (Hush pouch)

 

Compulsory PE Kit Non Branded Items

  • Black sports shorts / skort / black tracksuit bottoms
  • Trainers / football boots
  • Black socks

 

Optional Items

  • Grey V-neck jumper
  • Black PE hoodie


Please click the button below for the uniform policy:

UNIFORM POLICY

 

Acceptable Shoes

Shoes should be leather, polishable, plain black and suitable for school.

 

Jewellery

The College rules on jewellery are as follows:

  • A smart and sensible wrist watch may be worn. Not a Smart Watch.
  • Other discreet jewellery, such as wrist watches, wrist bands, single necklace, are permitted.

 

Hairstyles and Headwear

The school reserves the right to make a judgement on whether a student’s hairstyle, hair colour or headwear is inappropriate for the school environment; however, the school will ensure that any such judgements do not discriminate against any pupil by virtue of their protected characteristics.

Each individual student's scenario will be taken into account where any judgements on appropriateness are to be made, and parents/carers will always have the freedom to complain via the school's Complaints Procedures Policy.

Pupils with long hair must ensure that this does not impede their vision or cause a health and safety risk. Long hair must be tied up during practical lessons, e.g. during PE.

The following hairstyles, hair colours and headwear are not considered appropriate for school:

  • Extreme hairstyles or shades of colour
  • Headwear with bold patterns or colours
  • Excessive hair accessories
  • Headwear featuring inappropriate words or images

 

Make-Up and Cosmetics

The school rules on make-up and cosmetics are as follows:

  • Only natural-looking, discreet make-up is permitted
  • False nails and nail extensions are not permitted
  • Tattoos are not permitted
  • Pupils wearing excessive make-up will be required to remove it

 

Equipment

It is expected that every student should attend school each day with the basic equipment listed below.

 

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