Uniform
We have a clear uniform policy and expect students to wear this with pride every day. We take following our uniform policy seriously because what we look like matters and we have high standards in everything that we do.
We, of course, want students to wear their uniform proudly. We want to develop a sense of belonging which is so important in building communities. We are dedicated to eradicating fashionable trends, such as having expensive or big belts, socks over tights, and piercings, to name a few. In some cases, these can seem minor, but it is worth reminding ourselves that the purpose of uniform is to remove hierarchy, difference and status.
Uniformity of dress is very important to us, as it levels the playing field for everyone. No one looks cooler, richer, trendier or more rebellious than anyone else, then the attention can be focused on character and education, as it should be. We want students to be individual through their character, their opinions and their intelligence, not defined by their background or their choice in fashion.
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Uniform Items (see attachment below for images)
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Year 7
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Year 8-11
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Grey branded Coleridge Community College Blazer, purchased from SWI
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Compulsory
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Optional
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Grey branded jumper with school logo, purchased from SWI
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Optional
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Compulsory
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| Plain white formal shirt, short or long sleeved (No coloured t-shirts or long-sleeved tops may be worn underneath.) |
Compulsory |
Compulsory |
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Smart trousers worn at the waist. Belt should be black, plain and functional, with no oversized buckles.
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Black
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Grey or Black
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Black professional knee-length skirt, straight or pleated, can be purchased from SWI
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Black
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Grey or Black
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House Tie, purchased directly from school
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Compulsory
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Compulsory for Year 8.
Year 9-11 optional
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Plain black leather polishable shoes with black soles and laces
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Compulsory
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Compulsory
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Socks or tights. Plain black with no patterns or frills. Not to be worn together.
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Leggings are only permitted under a skirt and do not count as trousers
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Hijabs must be plain black/navy/grey, smooth material, with no other colour or decoration, worn at shoulder length and not long at the back
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| Coats must be of a neutral colour. They should not have logos on them. Students are not allowed to wear hoodies or denim jackets. |