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Sixth Form Dress Code Guide

The document outlines the dress code for students in the Sixth Form at St Thomas Aquinas Catholic School. It states that Sixth Form students are expected to be role models for younger students and to dress in a manner that is appropriate for a school environment. It provides lists of acceptable and unacceptable clothing items. Any student concerned about whether an item of clothing meets the dress code should consult the Head of Sixth Form or Head of Year for guidance. Students who do not follow the dress code may be asked to go home and change.

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Sixth Form Dress Code Guide

The document outlines the dress code for students in the Sixth Form at St Thomas Aquinas Catholic School. It states that Sixth Form students are expected to be role models for younger students and to dress in a manner that is appropriate for a school environment. It provides lists of acceptable and unacceptable clothing items. Any student concerned about whether an item of clothing meets the dress code should consult the Head of Sixth Form or Head of Year for guidance. Students who do not follow the dress code may be asked to go home and change.

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St Thomas Aquinas Catholic School

Sixth Form Dress Code


Students who enter the Sixth Form as young adults within the school community must
understand the importance of acting as role models. They are expected to set an
example to the rest of the school, whilst enjoying the privilege of expressing
themselves more independently.

Sixth formers are expected to dress in keeping with their place in a school where
uniform is worn throughout Years 7 to 11.

Acceptable: Unacceptable:

 Lanyard to be worn at all times  Headphones / earphones and


with photo clearly displayed mobiles (must be put away whilst
 Polo shirts entering school grounds but can
 Smart trousers or skirts be used in SBC)
 Dresses  Bermuda / beach shorts
 Tailored shorts  Flip flops / sliders
 Jackets  Short, tight stretchy skirts
 Shirts / blouses  Clothing which displays logos,
 Smart T-shirts symbols or slogans which may
 Smart jeans only -Jeans should cause offence
not be ripped at the knee or  Caps / hats / hoods in the
frayed classroom, in the SBC or around
 Leggings should only be worn the corridors.
with an appropriate length top  Low cut tops or strapless tops or
that goes below the waist tops with thin spaghetti straps
 Cargo pants / combat trousers  Bare midriffs on show
 Smart tracksuit bottoms  Tattoos on show
 Excessive face piercings- a
simple nose stud or a pair of
earrings is acceptable
 Shorts above the knee
 Playsuits
 See through tops

If a student is concerned about the appropriateness of their clothing choices they


should consult the Head of Sixth Form or Head of Year 12/13 for guidance. Our
dress code is not intended to be prescriptive, merely to indicate the ethos of the
school and to support students through their Sixth Form years and prepare them for
the world of work. Students will be asked to leave the premises and go home to
change if their standard of dress is unacceptable and will be given a CCU of 30
minutes.

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