This is plain black with the school crest on the pocket. The blazer should be worn at all times in school, apart from those lessons where blazers would be unsuitable. The blazer and badge may be purchased from Dennis’s of Tring.

Skirts must be black, knee length and pleated. The approved skirt is to be purchased from Dennis’s of Tring. Trousers must be black and of a design and material appropriate for school wear. Cords, jeans or trousers and skirts made of any kind of denim or denim look alike are not permitted. Patterned material is not allowed. Trousers must be full length, plain black, tailored and without external pockets. Leggings, hipsters, cropped trousers, skirt-trouser combination and trousers with splits are not permitted. Students are permitted to wear a narrow, plain black belt, with a simple buckle.

A plain black V neck jumper is optional. The school tie should be clearly visible through the V neck. No symbols or patterns are allowed on the jumpers. Cardigans are not acceptable and will not be tolerated.

The school tie must be worn by girls and boys unless specific permission for its removal is granted. The tie is clip on with the house colour running through the stripe. Ties may be purchased from Dennis’s of Tring.

Socks must be plain black. Tights may be black or neutral.

Black polishable shoes must be worn in school. Trainers and other types of sports shoes are not allowed to be worn except for games lessons. Heels should be no more than 2" high and stilettos are not allowed. If boots are worn, they must be fully laced and tied, and only worn under trousers. Boots may not be worn with skirts.

Parents are asked to provide sensible weatherproof coats. Denim and leather jackets are not allowed. Coats that are light coloured and/or incorporate fluorescent and reflective materials are more visible and therefore safer. Sweatshirts with/without hoods are not allowed to be worn at any time.

The wearing of jewellery by boys and girls at school is not recommended for reasons of safety, security and suitability. We strongly urge parents to discourage its use at school. If, however, any parent still feels that some jewellery should be worn, only the following is permitted, which must be removed for activities such as sports and practical lessons.

If pupils are asked to remove items of jewellery for sports or practical activities, their safekeeping remains the pupils’ responsibility.

The wearing of make-up at school is not considered appropriate or necessary. NO make-up including nail varnish is permitted.