SW December 2015 Dear Parents/Carers, IMPORTANT REMINDER REGARDING UNIFORM As you know, S. Peter’s Collegiate School has a clear dress code. This is: BOYS Plain black trousers Plain black blazer with school badge sewn on White shirt School tie Black/navy/grey socks Black shoes trainers are NOT acceptable – Patka—(Sikh Head Covering) Navy blue or Black Plain black or medium grey V-neck pullover Plain navy blue or black raincoat, duffle coat or anorak GIRLS EITHER navy blue Trutex GSC-NVY Skirt OR navy blue Trutex Classic trousers (MUST be worn with a blazer) Pink check long-sleeved blouse with round collar Plain navy blue blazer with badge sewn on (optional with skirt but compulsory with trousers) Plain navy blue crew-neck long-sleeved pullover Black low-heeled shoes trainers and sandals are NOT acceptable. Boots may only be worn with trousers – White or navy blue socks or plain black/skin toned tights Plain navy blue or black raincoat, duffle coat or anorak Scarf plain blue or black or school scarf – Hijab—(Muslim head covering) Navy blue or black We are very of the fact that almost all of our young people are wearing the correct uniform. It makes them look smart and business-like and creates a positive impression in the community. We also appreciate the support that you as parents or carers provide. It is, however, a never-ending task for the school to maintain the standard of uniform we expect and a number of issues arise every year. We would like to remind students and parents and carers that: The wearing of hoodies is not allowed anywhere in and around school. Denim, plastic or leather jackets are not allowed. Two-tone or multi-coloured garments are not allowed No patterns are permitted except for a stripe along the sleeve and a small logo on the front of a coat. No trainers of any colour, canvas shoes or sport sponsored shoe trainers. The senior leadership team will be closely monitoring the wearing of uniform across the school and Heads of Year will be discussing this issue during worship in the coming weeks.
SW December 2015 Dear Parents/Carers, IMPORTANT REMINDER REGARDING UNIFORM As you know, S. Peter’s Collegiate School has a clear dress code. This is: BOYS Plain black trousers Plain black blazer with school badge sewn on White shirt School tie Black/navy/grey socks Black shoes – trainers are NOT acceptable Patka—(Sikh Head Covering) Navy blue or Black Plain black or medium grey V-neck pullover Plain navy blue or black raincoat, duffle coat or anorak GIRLS EITHER navy blue Trutex GSC-NVY Skirt OR navy blue Trutex Classic trousers (MUST be worn with a blazer) Pink check long-sleeved blouse with round collar Plain navy blue blazer with badge sewn on (optional with skirt but compulsory with trousers) Plain navy blue crew-neck long-sleeved pullover Black low-heeled shoes – trainers and sandals are NOT acceptable. Boots may only be worn with trousers White or navy blue socks or plain black/skin toned tights Plain navy blue or black raincoat, duffle coat or anorak Scarf – plain blue or black or school scarf Hijab—(Muslim head covering) Navy blue or black We are very of the fact that almost all of our young people are wearing the correct uniform. It makes them look smart and business-like and creates a positive impression in the community. We also appreciate the support that you as parents or carers provide. It is, however, a never-ending task for the school to maintain the standard of uniform we expect and a number of issues arise every year. We would like to remind students and parents and carers that: The wearing of hoodies is not allowed anywhere in and around school. Denim, plastic or leather jackets are not allowed. Two-tone or multi-coloured garments are not allowed No patterns are permitted except for a stripe along the sleeve and a small logo on the front of a coat. No trainers of any colour, canvas shoes or sport sponsored shoe trainers. The senior leadership team will be closely monitoring the wearing of uniform across the school and Heads of Year will be discussing this issue during worship in the coming weeks.