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School Uniform
Please note that there is a 2010 revision of the uniform for girls. Details available here.
At the opening of the School, the Governing Body favoured the establishment of a school uniform policy and this has been maintained for all pupils of statutory school age. A list below gives details of the uniform which is available from suppliers:
Mrs T, 55 Winsford Avenue, Allesley Park, Coventry
Sporting Success (formerly Andy Blair Sports), Cannon Park, Canley, Coventry
Many of the garments may also be purchased in multiple stores throughout the district.
Uniform list for boys
Indoor Uniform
- Black blazer with school badge
- Black or dark grey terylene worsted trousers
- White shirt
- School tie
- Grey long-sleeved V-necked pullover (not sweatshirt)
- Black shoes and dark grey socks (neither boots nor canvas shoes or white socks are considered appropriate)
- Aprons for Technology
A hairstyle appropriate to the uniform policy of the school is expected. Hairstyles with a step, undercut or other extreme style are not acceptable.
Outdoor Uniform:
- Black, navy or dark grey (single colour) raincoat, anorak or coat (leather, suede and denim coats are considered to be inappropriate)
- Black and red school scarf (if required)
- Satchel, brief case (not duffle bag) or strong closed bag; for
- safety and ease of storage we set a maximum size of 50 cm x 20 cm x 25 cm.
Physical Education Uniform:
- White shorts
- White polo shirt with House colours
- White ankle socks
- Indoor sports shoes with light coloured soles (must not be of a high-sided style)
- Outdoor training shoes are also useful (must not be of a high-sided style)
- School rugby shirt - red with gold bar
- Plain black shorts
- Football boots
- Red football socks
- Shin pads
- Sports bag (maximum size of 50 cm x 20 cm x 25 cm)
- Black tracksuit trousers (not joggers)(optional)
- Towel
- Change of underwear (not boxers)
- Black leggings (optional)
The student's initials should be embroidered or ironed on all tops.
Uniform list for girls
Indoor Uniform
- Black blazer with school badge (and colour braid according to Year group - supplied by school)
- Grey gored or all round box-pleated skirt (knee length)
- Black trousers, no belt to be worn. (Tight fitting, legging style trousers are not acceptable)
- Grey and white striped school uniform blouse (long sleeve, revere collar)
- Grey or black long-sleeved V-necked pullover or cardigan (not sweatshirt)
- Black, white or grey knee socks or tights, or white ankle socks (not socks and tights)
- Black shoes, with a sensible sole and low heel to ensure safety at all times (maximum five centimetres from floor to sole, measured at the back of the heel) (Neither boots nor canvas shoes are appropriate)
- Aprons for Technology
- If worn, hair-bands should be black
A hairstyle appropriate to the uniform policy of the school is expected. Extreme styles are not acceptable.
Outdoor Uniform:
- Black, navy or dark grey (single colour) coat, raincoat or anorak (leather, suede and denim coats are considered to be inappropriate)
- Black and red school scarf (if required)
- Satchel, brief case (not duffle bag) or strong closed bag (maximum size of 50 cm x 20 cm x 25 cm)
Physical Education Uniform:
- Grey wrap-round games skirt
- Black Heart of England gym shorts (available only at Early Years)
- Red school sweatshirt
- Red hockey socks
- White polo shirt with House colours
- White ankle socks
- Indoor sports shoes with light coloured soles (must not be of a high-sided style)
- Outdoor training shoes are also useful (must not be of a high-sided style)
- Soccer boots
- Shin pads
- Sports bag (maximum size of 50 cm x 20 cm x 25 cm) for PE kit
- Black tracksuit trousers (optional)
- Towel
- Change of underwear
- Plain black shorts (optional)
- Black leggings (optional)
The student's initials should be embroidered or ironed on all tops.
Jewellery
Pupils with pierced ears may wear a small pair of plain gold coloured studs, one in each ear lobe. These must be removed for all PE lessons for Health and Safety reasons. No other jewellery should be worn. It is also suggested that ears are pierced at the beginning of the six week summer holiday in order to avoid problems in PE and around the school at the beginning of the term. This applies from Year 7 to 11. Students who have their ears pierced during the academic year will be expected to remove their earrings for PE lessons. First aid assistance to remove and replace earrings will be available if necessary.
All clothing and property should be clearly marked with the owner's whole name since clothing can easily be lost, especially when changing for PE, particularly trainers and soccer boots.
For Health and Safety reasons, we would recommend that all students participating in Hockey and Rugby lessons in school should wear a mouthguard for protection. These can be purchased either from any Sports Shop or from your Dentist. The latter are more expensive but are specifically made to fit your child’s mouth.
Division Colours
Divisions are named after inspiring leaders in their field:
Division |
Colour |
|---|---|
| Einstein | Red |
| Rosa Parks | Blue |
| Martin Luther King | Green |
| Nelson Mandela | Purple |
| Da Vinci | Orange |
