School Uniform

School uniform and sports kit may be purchased from either the School Shop or the Second-hand Uniform Shop (SUS). All items of clothing must be clearly labelled with name tapes.

Boys should observe the guidelines for dress code.

School Uniform

Lower School - Years 1 and 2

  • Navy blue School blazer
  • White school shirts
  • Grey flannel trousers (with black belt)
  • Dark plain socks
  • Black plain shoes
  • Appropriate School tie
  • Navy blue v-neck pullover

Middle School - Years 3 to 5

  • Navy blue School blazer
  • Blue school shirts
  • 5th year (optional) – blue/white stripe shirt
  • White shirt (for formal occasions)
  • Grey flannel trousers (with black belt)
  • Dark plain socks
  • Black plain shoes
  • Appropriate School tie
  • Navy blue v-neck pullover

Sixth Form

  • Dark plain suit
  • Plain black shoes
  • Navy School blazer (summer term)
  • Plain light chinos (summer term)
  • Plain brown shoes (summer term with chinos)
  • Dark plain socks
  • White shirt (for formal occasions)
  • Plain light colour shirt or with light stripe/fine check
  • Appropriate School tie
  • Navy blue v-neck pullover

Boarders

Recommended quantities of Uniform:

  • 6/8 shirts
  • 2 pairs of trousers
  • 2 School jumpers
  • 10 pairs of socks
  • Two sets of Sports kit, in a sports bag
  • Two sets of casual clothes

Further information about other items will be provided in an information pack for boarders.

Sports Kit

Lower School - Years 1 and 2

  • Black rugby shorts
  • School reversible rugby shirt
  • School track suit (no other type of track suit to be worn)
  • School white polo shirt
  • White socks
  • School sports socks
  • Rugby boots
  • Training shoes – non marking sole
  • Sports towel
  • Swimming trunks, cap and goggles

Summer term only:

  • Cricket trousers
  • School cricket shirt
  • School cricket sweater (optional)
  • Cricket socks
  • Cricket shoes / spikes (optional)

Middle School - Years 3 to 5

  • Black rugby shorts
  • School reversible rugby shirt
  • School track suit (no other type of track suit to be worn)
  • School white polo shirt
  • White socks
  • School sports socks
  • Training shoes – non marking sole
  • Sports towel
  • Swimming trunks, cap and goggles

Sixth Form *

  • Black rugby shorts
  • School white polo shirt
  • School track suit (no other type of track suit to be worn)
  • Training shoes – non marking sole
  • Sports towel

* Additional requirements depending upon Sports options.

Please contact the Director of Sport and PE or the Shop Manager if you have any queries.

Authorised ties: The School takes pride in its wide range of ties. The award of a tie can be a recognition of achievement and house ties encourage a sense of identity. All boys are entitled to wear a tie for their day or boarding house, but may become entitled to other ties as a scholar, member of a particular society, orchestra or activity, or may be awarded one as a prize or reward, or for sports colours, or on entry to the Sixth Form.

Scarves: The only patterned scarves permitted are the official school scarf or Sixth Form scarf; plain dark scarves are also acceptable.

Raincoats or overcoats: Coats should be plain navy blue or black and the same length or longer than the blazer, and should not carry conspicuous logos or colours.

Umbrellas: School umbrellas are available from the School Shop.

Dress code for all years

Boys should observe the following guidelines:

  • Clothes must be smart, clean and well cared for.
  • Hair must be cut so that it does not lie on the collar nor is excessively close-shaven. Bleaches or dyes that are in blatant contrast to a boy’s natural colour are not permitted.
  • No ear-rings, bracelets, studs, chains, necklaces or rings are permitted (other than a single signet ring in the Sixth Form).
  • The wearing of coloured T-shirts under school shirts, or T-shirts which are visible at the collar is not permitted.
  • White shirts should be worn on all formal occasions.
  • Shirts should be tucked in at the waist, with top buttons done up and ties worn correctly.
  • Hats or caps should not be worn.
  • Arrangements for summer dress will be announced as appropriate.

The School reserves the right to exercise its discretion over any aspect of a boy’s appearance.

     
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