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School Uniform
All pupils are expected to wear the following school uniform until the end of Year 11. Sixth Form students do not have to wear a formal uniform but a smart dress code is followed (see Sixth Form pages)
● Black blazer with school badge and/or
● Black v-necked school sweatshirt or jumper with the school badge or
● Black v-necked school sweatshirt or jumper with the school badge or
● Black v-necked school tank top with the school badge or
● Black school cardigan with the school badge or
● Black school pinafore dress with the school badge
● Plain white shirt with school tie
● Black uniform trousers or black flared/pleated skirt (skirts must be knee-length, maximum 2” above the knee; trousers must be black full length uniform trousers - leggings, jeans-type leggings and jogging type trousers are not permitted)
● Black socks or tights
● Plain black footwear (footwear must be plain black, no logos, white soles or coloured laces)
Students may also wear a plain, black headscarf (if one is worn); no tassels,sequins or embroidery (NB only one headscarf to be worn)
Physical Education Kit
● Bottle green and yellow 'Performance' top with the school badge
● Bottle green and yellow 'Performance' shorts
● Bottle green and yellow 'skort'
● Bottle green socks
● Trainers (no studs allowed)
● One-piece swimming costume or swimming shorts
Our preferred supplier of school uniform is Trutex Schoolwear, which is based at 48 London Road, and they are the sole suppliers of our PE kit. Some items of our uniform are also available from Laser Schoolwear and Swan Fashions.
Technology Clothing
All pupils will follow a Design Technology course during their school career. Health & Safety within the Technology Centre are of prime importance. The school provides a workshop apron to protect clothing. Pupils should wear strong shoes during practical lessons and long hair must be tied back. All pupils will be informed of the requirements for Food Technology and Textiles Technology.
Notes
● Hair bobbles and ribbons must be black, green or gold
● Students are not allowed to wear boots, coloured trainers, make-up, nail varnish, acrylic nails, false eyelashes, extensions or jewellery, apart from a watch
● A small pair of earrings is permitted, but no other facial piercings/retainers
● Pupils must not bring valuable property to school. School accepts no responsibility for its loss or theft
● Mobile phones, iPods and other personal technical equipment cannot be used whilst students are on school premises. These items should be kept out of sight during the school day
All students have a right to dress, within the uniform as described above, in a manner consistent with their gender identity or gender expression
Hair should not be dyed an unnatural colour or be of an extreme style
Please note, student appearance should always be appropriate for the school environment
The Headteacher is the final arbiter in all matters of uniform and dress
Uniform Grants
Please be aware that from September 2013, funding cuts meant that Liverpool City Council withdrew the Uniform Grant of £40 previously allocated to secondary school pupils from families meeting specified low income criteria.
