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Years 7 - 9

• Black blazer with school badge – fitted jackets are NOT allowed
• Black or grey trousers –trousers should be properly tailored cloth, not hipsters
• Black or grey knee length skirt
• Meden school tie – tied correctly and worn up to top button
• Plain black or brown shoes (heels no more than 2”– not trainers
• Navy or black V neck jumper (optional).  Not cardigans
• White or pale blue school shirt – No fitted shirts or blouses
• Pupils should not wear jewellery except a wrist watch and one pair of small studs. No sleepers
• Hair styles should be neat and presentable. Natural hair colours only, no extreme styles
• Hats should not be worn in and around the school building
• No denim should be worn at school
• Shirts must be tucked in at all times
• Make up should not be worn
• Belts should not be worn

Years 10 - 11

• As above with the addition that girls may wear semi fitted blazers (not jackets) that have a pocket on which to sew the badge.
• Girls in Years 10 -11 may also wear minimal amounts of concealer and mascara.

PHYSICAL EDUCATION

1. Each boy should have a pair of black shorts, White 'T' shirt, white ankle socks and training shoes (with non-marking soles) for indoor activities and a blue and white reversible rugby shirt, black shorts, blue football socks and studded football boots for outdoor activities. Each girl should have a pair of training shoes (with non-marking soles), a white shirt, a pair of white socks, black shorts any dark coloured sweat shirt.

2. Students are responsible for looking after their P.E. kit which should be marked with their name and brought to school on the day required, preferably in a bag and kept with the child at all times.  It is always advisable to bring a plastic bag to put any wet kit in at the end of the lesson.

3. All pupils must bring kit to take part in all Physical Education lessons. Those pupils who are unable to perform will participate in other roles such as officials, observers or recorders. They must bring a note from their parents to the P.E. teacher stating the reason. If a pupil is to be excused for a considerable period i.e. more than a month, a Doctor’s certificate should be sent.

4. In cold weather boys and girls may wear a track suit or sweatshirt over the top of their kit. This will also be particularly beneficial for those pupils who will be participating in roles other than that of a performer.

5. Parents should ensure that the Progress Leader is informed in confidence of any disability from which their child suffers so that due allowance can be made, where necessary, when arranging their child's P.E. programme.