UNIFORM

Code of dress for students YEARS 7-11

Boys

_ Sky blue polo shirt with school logo

_ Black round-necked sweatshirt or V neck jumper with school logo

_ Black trousers

_ Sensible black shoes (no trainers)

_ Black school coat

Girls

_ Fitted sky blue polo shirt with school logo

_ Black V-necked jumper or cardigan with school logo

_ Black trousers or knee-length skirt (straight)

_ Sensible black shoes (no trainers)

_ Black school coat

Sports Wear

           Boys                                                               Girls

White polo shirt with school logo                 White polo shirt with school logo

Rugby Shirt with school logo                        Sky blue round neck sweater with logo

Black shorts                                                      Navy Skort

Black socks                                                      Sky socks

THE SIXTH FORM

Boys

_ White shirt with school tie

_ Black V-necked jumper with logo and Bryn Celynnog Sixth Form

_ Black trousers

_ Sensible black school shoes (no trainers)

_ Black coat or jacket, any style

Girls

_ White fitted shirt or blouse, no tie

_ Black V-necked jumper or cardigan with logo and Bryn Celynnog Sixth Form

_ Black trousers or knee-length skirt

_ Sensible black school shoes (no trainers)

_ Black coat or jacket, any style

School uniform can be purchased from the school (excluding shoes). Please contact Mr John Gibson, on our school number, who will be pleased to assist you

Jewellery, accessories, hairstyles & facial piercings Years 7-11/Sixth Form

Hairstyles and hair colours should be natural (e.g. not ‘Mohican’, not dyed pink, etc). Students    with extreme styles or colours will be sent home. The emphasis should be on learning, not making a fashion

statement.

 Jewellery should be restricted to stud earrings (not hoops, for reasons of health and safety), and a watch.

 Accessory belts are not part of school uniform and should not be worn in school.

 Facial piercings are not permitted.

 School bags should be large enough to carry an A4 ring-binder file.

Valuable items should not be brought into school. MP3 players, iPods and mobile phones must be kept in school bags and used only at break and lunchtimes. If a student misuses any of these items in a lesson, the item will be confiscated, locked in the school safe and must be collected by a parent.