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What
should
I
bring
with
me?
Clothes
Casual
Clothes:
Ten
pairs
of
socks
and
underpants
Enough
own
clothes
to
wear
in
the
evenings
and
at
weekends
if
necessary
(but
please
not
so
much
that
it
cannot
be
stored.
As
a
guide
line
five
pairs
of
trousers,
seven
T-shirts,
four
warm
sweaters,
three
sets
of
casual
sports
kit
including
T-shirts,
shorts,
sports
socks)
One
warm
jacket
and
one
light
waterproof
jacket
Two
pairs
of
pyjamas
Three
bath
towels
and
personal
toiletries
A
duvet,
two
duvet
covers
and
two
pillow
covers
Swimming
trunks,
goggles
and
swimming
hat
One
pair
of
casual
shoes
and
one
pair
of
trainers
for
sports
activities
School
Uniform
for
Middle
School
(3rd
-
5th
Year):
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
School
Uniform
for
Upper
School
(L6th
-
U6th
Year):
One
dark
plain
suit
Two
pairs
of
plain
black
shoes
One
navy
School
blazer
(for
use
in
the
summer
term)
Two
pairs
of
plain
light
chinos
(for
use
in
the
summer
term)
One
pair
of
plain
brown
shoes
(for
use
in
the
summer
term)
Ten
pairs
of
dark
plain
socks
One
white
shirt
(for
formal
occasions)
Seven
plain
light
coloured
shirts
or
with
light
stripe/fine
check
Appropriate
School
tie
(there
are
a
wide
variety
of
school
ties
that
are
awarded
to
pupils.
New
boys
should
make
sure
they
have
a
house
tie
and
a
Sixth
Form
tie)
Navy
blue
V-neck
pullover
Sports
Kit:
Two
pairs
of
black
rugby
shorts
(used
for
a
number
of
sports
as
well
as
rugby)
Two
school
reversible
rugby
shirts
(if
you
play
rugby)
One
school
tracksuit
(no
other
type
of
track
suit
to
be
worn)
Two
school
white
polo
shirts
Five
pairs
of
white
sports
socks
Three
pairs
of
school
sports
socks
(long
football
sock
style)
One
pair
of
indoor
training
shoes
–
non
marking
sole
(in
addition
to
the
trainers
mentioned
above)
Sports
towel
Swimming
trunks,
cap
and
goggles
Electrical
equipment
We
recognise
that
you
will
have
lots
of
electrical
equipment
that
you
use
in
your
everyday
lives
and
as
part
of
your
studies.
It
is
important
that
you
only
bring
what
you
need,
otherwise
there
won’t
be
enough
space
for
it.
Home
comforts
Many
boys
bring
certain
home
comforts
with
them;
things
that
help
them
adjust
and
remind
them
of
home.
This
is
fine
as
long
as
you
don’t
bring
too
much
stuff.
It
is
best
to
pack
light
until
you
get
a
good
idea
about
how
much
space
you
will
have
in
your
room.
You
should
know
that
you
will
not
be
allowed
to
boil
water
or
cook,
or
toast
food
in
your
room
so
please
don’t
bring
any
cooking
equipment
with
you.
The
house
kitchen
has
all
the
necessary
facilities
for
cooking.
Valuables
You
will
have
many
valuable
items
at
home.
Before
you
bring
a
valuable
item
to
school
you
should
ask
yourself
whether
you
really
need
it
at
school.
If
you
decide
you
do
need
it,
then
you
need
to
make
sure
it
is
kept
safe.
In
your
room
you
will
have
a
lockable
drawer,
a
lockable
cupboard
and
a
safe
(operated
by
a
code
that
you
can
set).
You
can
also
give
valuable
items
to
your
Housemaster
to
look
after.
There
is
also
a
house
bank
for
those
pupils
who
bring
their
money
to
school.
Most
sixth
formers
have
their
own
bank
accounts
that
they
set
up
with
English
banks.
This
means
that
they
can
keep
their
money
safe
and
withdraw
it
when
they
need
to.
You
should
speak
to
your
Housemaster
for
help
setting
up
a
bank
account.
Stationery
You
will
of
course
need
stationery
(pens,
pencils,
files,
paper,
calculators
etc.)
for
your
time
at
school.
You
may
choose
to
bring
this
with
you.
However,
if
you
feel
that
you
don’t
have
space
in
your
luggage
there
are
several
shops
in
Abingdon
where
you
can
buy
stationery.
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