Sixth Form Dress Code 2023-2024
Rationale
The dress code is in place to foster a sense of community and identity within the Townley Sixth Form. The formal dress code requirements ensure students have professional attire, preparing them for the future workplace but also instil a sense of pride for every individual and the wider Townley community. However, it still allows some capacity for expression and individuality and for students to take some ownership regarding their own professional representation. It is imperative that all students reflect the Townley values in both their behaviour and appearance, therefore acting as ambassadors within the school and beyond.
Girls:
- Black, grey or navy trouser suit, skirt suit or dress suit
- Plain single block coloured shirt or blouse
- Ties will be provided for students with whole school responsibility
- Low heeled smart black shoes
- Black tights or white or black socks
- Jumper or cardigan may be worn under blazers
- Sixth Form lanyards and House badges must be worn at all times
Boys:
- Black, grey or navy suit
- Plain single block coloured shirt
- Smart black shoes
- Tie
- Jumper or cardigan may be worn under blazers
- Sixth Form lanyards and House badges must be worn at all times
The following items are not permitted:
- Denim items
- Sportswear, including jogging bottoms, tracksuits, sweatshirts or hoodies
- Zipped sweatshirts
- Polo neck jumpers
- Baggy or exceptionally long jumpers
- Cropped or spaghetti strap tops
- Sheer shirts/blouses
- Trainers, canvas shoes, plimsolls, heeled shoes, opened-toe shoes or boots
- Leg warmers
- No logos on any items of uniform
Sanctions for students not adhering to the Sixth Form Dress Code:
- Warning from a member of staff. This will be recorded with the Learning Manager or Head of Sixth Form
- If student continues to wear uniform that is not in line with the Sixth Form Dress Code, communication will be sent home and for repeat offences, this could result in sanctions being put in place in line with school policy
- Every case will be managed on an individual basis but on occasion, students may be asked to change or sent home to change
