Uniform

Find out more about our school uniform and where you can buy it, plus any equipment that your child will need for their studies.

About our uniform

We believe that wearing a school uniform promotes a sense of pride, belonging, and equality among our students. Our uniform policy ensures that all pupils are dressed appropriately for learning, representing our school community with respect and professionalism.

You can see our full Uniform Policy here

Our uniform

Grey trousers, skirt/pinafore dress or tailored shorts (no leggings or cycling shorts)
White polo t-shirt, shirt or blouse
Navy blue checked summer dress
Navy blue cardigan or jumper - school logo or plain (available from vortex)
All black shoes, boots or trainers
Grey tights, white or grey socks
No high heels, strappy sandals or crocs (for health and safety reasons)

No Jewellery with the exception of stud earrings and watches (not smart watches).
No make up
No nail varnish or false nails

Please ensure that all clothing is clearly marked with your child's name so that it can be returned to you in the event that it is misplaced.

Physical Education (P.E.) Kit

Black, navy or dark grey shorts of a suitable length
House coloured or white t-shirt
Pumps or trainers
Plain black, navy or grey tracksuit bottoms or leggings.
Plain black, navy or grey sweatshirts/tops (no large logos).
No tops or bottoms with large logos
No football tops

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Provision of second-hand uniforms

Second-hand uniforms can benefit all parents, particularly those on low incomes. In addition, by extending the life of garments, it is more sustainable. We ensure that arrangements are in place so that second-hand school uniforms are available for parents to acquire. If parents/carers require support with the provision of uniform, they should contact Mrs Leishman in the main office.

As a school we provide assistance, particularly for supporting new intakes of pupils starting our academy or in the event of substantial changes to the existing uniform.

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Further Information

Complaints

Disputes about the cost of school uniforms will be resolved locally and should be pursued in accordance with our complaints policy. Parents should be able to lodge their complaints or objections easily.

Pupil non-compliance

Information on managing cases of pupil non-compliance is set out in the guidance on school uniforms.

In cases where it is suspected that financial hardship has resulted in a pupil not complying with a school’s published uniform policy, we take a mindful and considerate approach to resolve the situation.

If you are experiencing financial hardship sourcing uniform, please contact Mrs Leishman who can provide support on this matter.

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News and events

Introducing a new look for our school

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Accreditations