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Clarification of student dress.

After listening to your concerns and speaking directly with the student council, I am aware that there has been some confusion over what is and is not allowed in school. Please find below a comprehensive list of items that are acceptable and ones that are not.

I have listened to you regarding t-shirts and am happy to concede that t-shirts can be worn as long as they have no logo on them / are plain and tidy in appearance. The list below has been agreed in conjunction with your student council and should help you decide on what you put on every morning!

NOT ALLOWED	ALLOWED
Short skirts (anything above the knee is too short)
Short dresses (as above)
Anything see through (trousers, dresses, tops)
Short shorts and sports/ beach shorts	Shorts that are knee length and smart or tailored
Leggings	Tights that are worn with appropriate dresses or skirts. (Tights will not need to be worn with appropriate length shorts)
T shirts with large logos	T shirts that are smart
Flip flops	Sandals as long as they are attached to the foot via straps etc and don't "flop about!"
Track suits/trackies
Joggers
Vest tops Tops with spaghetti straps, Singlet style boys tops Tops that are too revealing (crop tops etc)	Sleeveless tops when worn with cardi, jacket, shirt (top must not show underwear)
Underwear on show
Hats in lessons	Jeans
	Pumps, trainers, boots

The golden rule is - if you are questioning its suitability, it isn't suitable - so please don't wear it for school.

Thank you

Mrs Morgan

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