Our uniform and PE items are available from our school uniform suppliers, www.taylormadeuniforms.co.uk in Faygate and Broadwater Sports in Worthing.
Core items may also be available from other school wear suppliers, but they must be compliant with the school uniform policy. If you are unsure, please check with the school before purchasing uniform items to ensure they meet the school requirements.
Families entitled to free school meals should contact the school to discuss uniform arrangements.
Our school uniform code has taken account of and delivers the DfE statutory guidance: Cost of School Uniforms (October 2025).
Bottle green blazer with school logo. No other blazer is acceptable – available from uniform suppliers only.
White, with green stripe on the collar and cuff and the school logo on. No other polo shirt is acceptable – available from uniform suppliers only.
Year 10 students wear a plain white shirt (short or long sleeved) with a branded school tie which is available to purchase from the office.
The school jumper (black, V-necked and with the school logo). This is optional but no other jumper is acceptable – available from uniform suppliers only.
Black trousers: No specific brand, but they must be smart and ‘suit-style’ i.e. conservatively fitted (not over-tight, flared, loose, low slung, denim, or boot cut), no cotton, denim or cord, no leggings. No stretch legging-like material.
Plain grey or black, not white – ankle high or below the knee.
Plain, sensible, comfortable black shoes (no trainers, heavy boots, canvas shoes, heeled shoes, backless shoes or pumps).
Black pleated skirt with school logo. No other skirt is acceptable – available from uniform suppliers only. Skirts should be worn with the logo to the knee.
Plain black or natural – no patterned tights.
– School Logo embroidered top (optional) – available from uniform suppliers only – or plain black t-shirt
– A pair of knee high long black sports socks
– A pair of trainers
– A pair of studded boots
– Mouth guard
– School Logo embroidered shorts – available from uniform suppliers only
– School Logo Embroidered sports fleece – available from uniform suppliers only
– School Logo Embroidered tracksuit bottoms – available from uniform suppliers only
– Plain coloured long sleeve baselayer
– Specialist equipment may be required for specialist activities
Please click here for our PE and Dance Department Kit Policy
Accessories:
– Bracelets that cannot be taken off must be taped over for PE
– Earrings that cannot be taken out must be taped over for PE – For any contact sports they must be completely removed
– Pupils with long hair must ensure it is tied back with a plain coloured hairband
– Gloves/Hats – plain coloured
Any jewellery must be unobtrusive.
One small plain ring, no more than one small matching stud in each earlobe.
No other piercings are allowed in school; if students decide to have these, they must be done in the summer holiday to allow time for healing and a retainer must be put in.
No bracelets or necklaces, and ankle/face jewellery.
Badges on blazers must be school related only (ERA badges or responsibility badges).
Make-up should be discreet; neutral colours only.
Nail varnish – discreet colours only.
False nails, false eyelashes and fake tan of any type are not allowed in school.
Coats to be worn over (not instead of, or under) blazers in cold weather. No hoodies/hooded tops to be worn at all. Any motifs or labels on coats or bags etc. must be discreet and inoffensive (ie: not sexist, racist or relating to drugs culture in any way)
Hair must be neat and tidy. Long hair must be tied back for health and safety reasons in some areas eg: PE, Science and Design & Technology. Extreme styles or non-natural colours are not permitted, eg: tram lines, or any shaving of hair – short hair must be a minimum of grade 2.
Nominated by Mr Rutledge – Rocco has shown a real passion for GCSE PE this year. He has been a great ambassador for the subject and has demonstrated a commitment to his studies, whilst also competing for the school Rugby team. Rocco has gone above and beyond by taking on leadership responsibilities, most recently in […]
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Jools works consistently hard as a creative designer in DT. Heis resourceful and resilient taking a problem-solving approachto overcome design challenges. He is always happy to be astudent expert taking time to help others. Well done and keepup the great work!
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Tom was nominated because, ‘he has made massive progress since his first Mock, but more importantly he has shown resilience and joy when doing the work! Tom has always shown me he has responded to feedback and we are very proud of him and his approach to Spanish this year’.
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Nominated by Ms Hancock, Isabelle is able to
brighten everyone’s day due to her unfaltering embodiment of enjoy, respect and achieve. She
goes over and above in her learning, shows respect and empathy towards all!
nominated by Ms Martin for being the first student this academic year to be awarded their platinum badge. Fantastic transition to Secondary, excellent attitude to learning and always looking out for others. A real game-changer!
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Mea was nominated by Lauren Davies for her constant passion and drive, learning a new instrument and showing great independence both in and out of the classroom.
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