We also welcome donated uniform which can be passed on to families in need.  The school considers government guidance  when deciding on requirements and cost of the uniform. 

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PE UNIFORM

Top half of the body:

• A black school polo shirt with the school logo.

• School PE hoodie (optional)

• Students may wear layers under your PE uniform (such as base layers, skins or other

      jumpers) as long as the sleeves of these are black and the item has no zip fastenings.

 

Bottom half of the body:

There are three choices:

• Tracksuit trousers – either BBEC branded trousers or plain black tracksuit bottom

• OR Shorts - either BBEC branded shorts or plain black sports shorts. (no ‘Nike-pro’ Lycra style shorts.)

• OR BBEC PE leggings – either BBEC branded leggings or plain black sports leggings (fashion leggings and flared leggings are not permitted and they must not go see-through when stretched)

 

Plain black means: No other colours apart from a small white logo.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Footwear - Trainers are compulsory (football boots are optional when using the grass or astro)

 

Other important notes:

• All clothing must be appropriate for a school setting.

• If you have long hair, you must also provide a bobble as an essential part of your uniform and tie your hair up.

• You must bring PE uniform, even if you are excused from PE.

  • You will be expected to take some part in the lesson, even if you are not ‘playing’.

  • The only exception to this is if your injury prevents you from easily getting changed. (If you have a pot on your leg, for example)

• In cold weather, you may bring gloves and a hat (no scarves).

• If we deem any item of your PE uniform to be unsuitable, you will be expected to borrow clothing from us and participate in the lesson. Defiance is never acceptable behaviour.

 

All uniform should be marked with your child’s name.

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We also welcome donated uniform which can be passed on to families in need.  The school follows government guidance  when deciding on requirements and cost of the uniform. 

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Student Presentation

Students should wear their uniform with pride and always present themselves smartly.

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We expect all students to borrow correct uniform in the morning if they arrive incorrectly dressed. Defiance is never acceptable behaviour.

 

Hairstyles/Cuts

Students are only allowed to have natural hair colours. Highlights in non-natural colours are therefore not allowed. Extreme haircuts such as under cuts, shaved lines, patterns and Mohican styles are not allowed.

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Outdoor Clothing

All forms of outdoor clothing including hoodies, hats and coats should not be worn in any of the school buildings, including the atrium, corridors and classrooms.

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Nails and Eyelashes

False eyelashes/eyelash extensions must be an appropriate length and not overly long or obvious.

False/acrylic nails must be a reasonable length.

Staff decision on what is an appropriate length is final. If they are too long, students will be provided with the opportunity to remove them or shorten them.

 

EQUIPMENT

• All students should be ready to learn and have the ‘Simple 7’ equipment at all times:

1. Black pen

2. Pencil

3. Ruler

4. Eraser

5. Scientific calculator (preferably Casio)

6. A4 Sized Bag

7. ARCK record – will be given to you on your first day

• If possible, students should also have spare pens and pencils and a green and purple pen.

• All students should bring their bag to school every day and keep this with them – this must be a minimum of A4 sized. (Bum bags or similar are not acceptable).

• Students should always bring their ARCK Record and use it to help with their learning and recording their positive points and comments.

• Bring a reading book to school.

• Make sure all personal property is marked with students’ names.

• Daily checks on equipment will take place.

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Where a student or family requests adjustments are made to the normal school uniform policy on the grounds of any protected characteristic, these requests will be considered on a case by case basis taking into account all relevant guidance and legislation. Students should not wear uniform outside of the normal policy prior to any request being made, considered and responded to.