All Hallows Catholic College
All Hallows Catholic College A Faith School specialising in Business & Enterprise with Ethics ‘Aspire not to have more, but to be more’ Archbishop Oscar Romero
COLLEGE UNIFORM
Parents, teachers and students work together to ensure that the highest possible standards are maintained in all areas of college life at All Hallows. A student’s willingness to wear the correct uniform accompanies an attitude to college which usually maximises success in learning and personal development. It also indicates a family’s commitment to the values and ethos of the college which is crucial to the growth and development of our young people. There are a number of good reasons for having a college uniform: It is a sign of commitment, pride and a badge of belonging to our college It is a way of avoiding an expensive ‘fashion contest’ in college It keeps young people focused on their studies It stops differences emerging between ‘those who have and those who have not’ The uniform, which is clearly described below, is compulsory for all students. The Head teacher and his staff reserve the right to determine acceptable standards of dress and appearance with reference to this uniform policy. The aim is to help students learn that dress codes are a fact of life, and that ‘dressing for success’ is a good preparation for adult and working life. All Hallows uniform is strictly enforced with rewards for students who ‘wear the correct uniform in the correct way’ and sanctions for those who refuse to conform. [See the Discipline for Learning Policy]. In cases where students arrive in college incorrectly dressed, parents will be contacted with a request to bring the correct items to college or there will be an expectation that loan items will be worn if available. Parents should provide their child with a written note if there is a good reason why (s)he is temporarily not wearing the full college uniform. In cases of hardship, parents or carers should contact their child’s Year Learning Leader for confidential advice. All college uniform items must be purchased through Trutex (formerly the National School Wear Centre) or Togs/Finese, Mill Street, Macclesfield to ensure correct styles and exact colours. All items, with the exception of a scarf, are compulsory. It is expected that full college uniform is worn correctly during the college day and on journeys to and from college. We are confident that our parents will always understand the need to support the college to make sure that our high standards of uniform are maintained. Please do not allow your child to persuade you to buy non-uniform items, as this will cause unnecessary expense and heartache. As the Headteacher has said on many occasions, it is vital that we as adults (college and parents working in partnership) help our children to grow and mature by setting clear boundaries of behaviour. In addition to the college uniform, students should have the following basic equipment for learning:
Pen, pencil, ruler, pencil case, eraser Calculator, protractor, Set Square and compass English Dictionary, Language Translation Dictionary (French-English / Spanish-English / GermanEnglish appropriate to language studied) Bible (modern translation, Good News or Jerusalem Bible) Design Technology Apron (obtained in college)
Student Diary (Issued by college in September) 4/12/11
All Hallows Girls’ Item
Description
Notes
Black with red lining and preembroidered college badges. New Eco Blazer available from College Shop (recommended for Y7/8)
Worn at all times in, around and to/from college.
College Shirt
Plain white shirt with collar and top button (long or short sleeved shirt may be worn)
Must have a collar and top button suitable for wearing a tie. A plain white tee shirt may be worn under the shirt.
College Tie
Plain red clip on tie with College badge
Worn to required length.
College Skirt
Y7/Y8: Tartan kilt in college colours.
ONLY tartan kilts that are approved for college may be worn. All kilts to be worn on or below the knee.
College Blazer
Y9/Y10/11 Tartan kilt in black/white
Black
Plain and tailored with a waist band. No stretch pants/hipsters
Black, sturdy and low heeled
No boots, ‘soft shoes’, trainers or other footwear allowed.
Black knee length socks or plain black opaque tights.
No other colours, no patterned tights.
College Jumper
Y7-Y8 Plain mid-grey ‘V’ necked jumper with college badge. Y9-Y11 Black ‘V’ necked jumper with college badge.
Compulsory for Y7 and Y8. Optional for Y9, Y10 and Y11. No other fashion jumpers, hooded tops, sweatshirts or cardigans allowed.
Overcoat
Plain dark overcoat. Uniform suppliers carry a reversible fleece/shower proof jacket with concealed hood and college badge.
To be worn when necessary over college blazer. The overcoat should be longer than the blazer. No other coats acceptable. No logos. Coats should be removed on entry to the building.
Bag bearing the BEC logo available from the uniform suppliers. Compulsory for all Y7-11.
No fashion bags.
College Bag
Plain dark scarf
No fashion scarves. No football scarves, any caps or other headgear.
College Trousers
Shoes Socks / Tights
Scarf
Girls’ PE and Other Items
4/12/11
PE Skirt
PE Shorts
Black pleated skirt with front panel, two button fastening and embroidered college badge Black with embroidered college badge (Cycling style)
To be worn for Netball, Hockey, Rounders and Tennis from September to October half term and from Easter to Summer. The skirt is worn with the approved college PE shorts underneath. Worn for all PE lessons between September and October half term and from Easter to Summer. To be worn alone in Gymnastics, Dance and Athletics.
Polo Shirt
Red with collar and embroidered college badge. Black fleece with embroidered college badge
Worn for outdoor lessons in cold weather.
Fleece Top
Track Pants
Black with college badge
For use in cold weather
Compulsory: White ankle socks Optional: Black/Red football socks
For all indoor and outdoor lessons
Mainly plain White or Black
Must be trainer, not canvas or boots
Black rain jacket with embroidered college badge
For use in wet or cold weather only
Socks
Training Shoes
Worn for indoor and outdoor PE.
For Football and Hockey only
Optional:
Rain Jacket Shin Guards & Gum Shield
For use in competitive contact sports e.g. Hockey, Rugby, Football
Undergarments or “skins” if worn must be plain red, black or white. In extreme weather conditions plain black hats and gloves may be worn with the permission of the teacher.
Additional Notes for Girls’ 1. No form of make-up including nail varnish to be worn: The college reserves the right to request removal. 2. No jewellery allowed (wrist watch permissible but not in PE): The college reserves the right to request removal and to confiscate if necessary. No responsibility is accepted for the loss of any confiscated items. 3. No trainers to be worn in, around or to/from college: Trainers are for PE. They are not acceptable for college wear and must not be worn. 4. Hairstyles: Extremes of hair style and hair colouring are not acceptable. 5. Body Piercing: Nose studs and other forms of body piercing are not acceptable.
4/12/11
All Hallows Boys’ Item
Description
Notes
Black with red lining and preembroidered college badges. New Eco-blazer available from College Shop (recommended for Y7/8)
Worn at all times in, around and to/from college.
College Shirt
Plain white shirt with collar and top button (long or short sleeved shirt may be worn).
Must have a collar and top button suitable for wearing a tie. A plain white tee shirt may be worn under the shirt.
College Tie
Plain red clip on tie with College badge
Worn to required length
College Trousers
Black
Plain and tailored with a waist band. Black belt if required.
Shoes
Black and sturdy.
No boots, ‘soft shoes’, trainers or other footwear allowed.
Socks College Jumper
Plain black Y7-Y8 Plain mid-grey ‘V’ necked jumper with college badge. Y9-Y11 Black ‘V’ necked jumper with college badge.
No other colours, no patterns Compulsory for Y7 and Y8. Optional for Y9, Y10 and Y11. No other jumpers, hooded tops, sweatshirts or cardigans allowed.
Overcoat
Plain dark overcoat. Uniform suppliers carry a reversible fleece/shower proof jacket with concealed hood and college badge.
To be worn when necessary over school blazer. The overcoat should be longer than the blazer. No other coats acceptable. No logos. Coats should be removed on entry to the building.
College Bag
Bag bearing the BEC logo available from the uniform supplier. Compulsory for all Y7-11
No fashion bags.
Scarf
Plain dark scarf
No fashion scarves. No football scarves, any caps or other headgear.
College Blazer
4/12/11
Boys’ PE Kit and Other Items Red, embroidered with Rugby Shirt
Worn for all outside lessons.
college badge.
Football Shorts
Black embroidered with college badge.
Worn for all outside lessons.
T Shirt
Red embroidered with college badge.
Worn for all indoor lessons.
Football Socks
Two pairs of football socks. Black, with red trim and college initials.
Worn for all outside and indoor lessons.
Worn for all outside lessons on grass (Rugby & Football).
Football Boots Training Shoes
Mainly plain Black or White.
Worn for all inside or outside lessons apart from Rugby and Football.
Track Pants
Black with embroidered college badge.
For use in cold weather only.
Black fleece with embroidered college badge
For use in cold weather only.
Fleece Top
Optional
Rain Jacket Shin Guards & Gum Shield
Black rain jacket with embroidered college badge
For use in wet or cold weather only For use in competitive contact sports e.g. Hockey, Rugby, Football
Undergarments or “skins” if worn must be plain red, black or white. In extreme weather conditions plain black hats and gloves may be worn with the permission of the teacher. Additional Notes for Boys’ 1. No form of jewellery or earrings allowed (wrist watch permissible but not in PE): The college reserves the right to request removal and confiscate if necessary. No responsibility is accepted for the loss of any confiscated items. 2. No Trainers to be worn in, around or to/from college: Trainers are for PE. They are not acceptable for college wear and must not be worn. 3. Hairstyles: Extremes of hair style and hair colouring are not acceptable. 4. Body Piercing: Nose studs and other forms of body piercing are not acceptable.
4/12/11
Current College Uniform Suppliers:
Finesse 98-100 Mill Street Macclesfield SK11 6NR Telephone No. 01625 616986
National School Wear Centre King Edward Road Town Centre, Macclesfield SK10 1AP Telephone No. 01625 500552
All Hallows Uniform Shop – for Eco Blazers and ties. We also have a small selection of good quality second hand uniform at a low price. Please contact Reception for details if you wish to browse or purchase.
4/12/11
All Hallows Catholic College
A Faith School specialising in Business & Enterprise with Ethics ‘Aspire not to have more, but to be more’ Archbishop Oscar Romero
Sixth Form Dress Code The Dress code of Sixth Form students was developed in full consultation with students in both years 11 and 12 and is intended to reflect the ambassadorial nature of our Sixth Form students. Although the dress code has a degree of flexibility regarding colour and style it is expected that all Sixth Form students exercise mature discretion about what constitutes suitable dress for College
MEN Shirt and tie of own choice (worn with the top button fastened and tie to the button) Suit (business dress style) any colour Shoes—should be black or brown (suitable for College/business dress) no trainers or casual footwear Optional dark V-neck jumper can be worn under the jacket. The jacket of the suit should always be visible, worn around the college, permission should not have to be sought to take this off in classrooms. Optional waistcoat dark.
WOMEN
*New from September 2011 a *smart and appropriate
blouse or shirt with short or long sleeves reflecting that worn in a business environment with a suit. Trousers should be smart business style, any suitable colour (not overly baggy or tight fitting) Skirt (at least knee length) should be pencil or straight cut, nonspecific colour (no indecent splits) The jacket should match or complement the trousers/skirt be fitted and smart with buttons that can be done up The jacket of the suit should always be visible and worn around the college, permission should not have to be sought to take this off in classrooms. Optional dark V-neck jumper can over the shirt/blouse Optional waistcoat dark Shoes should be smart and formal (with no more than a 3 inch heel) in an appropriate colour
MEN and WOMEN Accessories Jewellery is permitted in the Sixth Form at the discretion of the Head of Sixth Form No facial piercing or nose studs are allowed Tattoos and other body piercings must not be displayed. No more than two ear rings in each ear are permitted (No earplugs/bars etc) Baseball caps are not permitted /hats should not be worn in the buildings Mobile phones/iPods etc… should not be visible or used outside of the Sixth Form centre. Bags - can be any choice and any colour but should be suitable for carrying files/books. Hair - No unnatural hair colour / No shaven heads Students are required to carry a file for their work and readily available for Inspection by subject teachers/Leaders Students will be provided with a planner for the recording of work and assessment reviews.
Sep 2012
COLLEGE UNIFORM
Parents, teachers and students work together to ensure that the highest possible standards are maintained in all areas of college life at All Hallows. A student’s willingness to wear the correct uniform accompanies an attitude to college which usually maximises success in learning and personal development. It also indicates a family’s commitment to the values and ethos of the college which is crucial to the growth and development of our young people. There are a number of good reasons for having a college uniform: It is a sign of commitment, pride and a badge of belonging to our college It is a way of avoiding an expensive ‘fashion contest’ in college It keeps young people focused on their studies It stops differences emerging between ‘those who have and those who have not’ The uniform, which is clearly described below, is compulsory for all students. The Head teacher and his staff reserve the right to determine acceptable standards of dress and appearance with reference to this uniform policy. The aim is to help students learn that dress codes are a fact of life, and that ‘dressing for success’ is a good preparation for adult and working life. All Hallows uniform is strictly enforced with rewards for students who ‘wear the correct uniform in the correct way’ and sanctions for those who refuse to conform. [See the Discipline for Learning Policy]. In cases where students arrive in college incorrectly dressed, parents will be contacted with a request to bring the correct items to college or there will be an expectation that loan items will be worn if available. Parents should provide their child with a written note if there is a good reason why (s)he is temporarily not wearing the full college uniform. In cases of hardship, parents or carers should contact their child’s Year Learning Leader for confidential advice. All college uniform items must be purchased through Trutex (formerly the National School Wear Centre) or Togs/Finese, Mill Street, Macclesfield to ensure correct styles and exact colours. All items, with the exception of a scarf, are compulsory. It is expected that full college uniform is worn correctly during the college day and on journeys to and from college. We are confident that our parents will always understand the need to support the college to make sure that our high standards of uniform are maintained. Please do not allow your child to persuade you to buy non-uniform items, as this will cause unnecessary expense and heartache. As the Headteacher has said on many occasions, it is vital that we as adults (college and parents working in partnership) help our children to grow and mature by setting clear boundaries of behaviour. In addition to the college uniform, students should have the following basic equipment for learning:
Pen, pencil, ruler, pencil case, eraser Calculator, protractor, Set Square and compass English Dictionary, Language Translation Dictionary (French-English / Spanish-English / GermanEnglish appropriate to language studied) Bible (modern translation, Good News or Jerusalem Bible) Design Technology Apron (obtained in college)
Student Diary (Issued by college in September) 4/12/11
All Hallows Girls’ Item
Description
Notes
Black with red lining and preembroidered college badges. New Eco Blazer available from College Shop (recommended for Y7/8)
Worn at all times in, around and to/from college.
College Shirt
Plain white shirt with collar and top button (long or short sleeved shirt may be worn)
Must have a collar and top button suitable for wearing a tie. A plain white tee shirt may be worn under the shirt.
College Tie
Plain red clip on tie with College badge
Worn to required length.
College Skirt
Y7/Y8: Tartan kilt in college colours.
ONLY tartan kilts that are approved for college may be worn. All kilts to be worn on or below the knee.
College Blazer
Y9/Y10/11 Tartan kilt in black/white
Black
Plain and tailored with a waist band. No stretch pants/hipsters
Black, sturdy and low heeled
No boots, ‘soft shoes’, trainers or other footwear allowed.
Black knee length socks or plain black opaque tights.
No other colours, no patterned tights.
College Jumper
Y7-Y8 Plain mid-grey ‘V’ necked jumper with college badge. Y9-Y11 Black ‘V’ necked jumper with college badge.
Compulsory for Y7 and Y8. Optional for Y9, Y10 and Y11. No other fashion jumpers, hooded tops, sweatshirts or cardigans allowed.
Overcoat
Plain dark overcoat. Uniform suppliers carry a reversible fleece/shower proof jacket with concealed hood and college badge.
To be worn when necessary over college blazer. The overcoat should be longer than the blazer. No other coats acceptable. No logos. Coats should be removed on entry to the building.
Bag bearing the BEC logo available from the uniform suppliers. Compulsory for all Y7-11.
No fashion bags.
College Bag
Plain dark scarf
No fashion scarves. No football scarves, any caps or other headgear.
College Trousers
Shoes Socks / Tights
Scarf
Girls’ PE and Other Items
4/12/11
PE Skirt
PE Shorts
Black pleated skirt with front panel, two button fastening and embroidered college badge Black with embroidered college badge (Cycling style)
To be worn for Netball, Hockey, Rounders and Tennis from September to October half term and from Easter to Summer. The skirt is worn with the approved college PE shorts underneath. Worn for all PE lessons between September and October half term and from Easter to Summer. To be worn alone in Gymnastics, Dance and Athletics.
Polo Shirt
Red with collar and embroidered college badge. Black fleece with embroidered college badge
Worn for outdoor lessons in cold weather.
Fleece Top
Track Pants
Black with college badge
For use in cold weather
Compulsory: White ankle socks Optional: Black/Red football socks
For all indoor and outdoor lessons
Mainly plain White or Black
Must be trainer, not canvas or boots
Black rain jacket with embroidered college badge
For use in wet or cold weather only
Socks
Training Shoes
Worn for indoor and outdoor PE.
For Football and Hockey only
Optional:
Rain Jacket Shin Guards & Gum Shield
For use in competitive contact sports e.g. Hockey, Rugby, Football
Undergarments or “skins” if worn must be plain red, black or white. In extreme weather conditions plain black hats and gloves may be worn with the permission of the teacher.
Additional Notes for Girls’ 1. No form of make-up including nail varnish to be worn: The college reserves the right to request removal. 2. No jewellery allowed (wrist watch permissible but not in PE): The college reserves the right to request removal and to confiscate if necessary. No responsibility is accepted for the loss of any confiscated items. 3. No trainers to be worn in, around or to/from college: Trainers are for PE. They are not acceptable for college wear and must not be worn. 4. Hairstyles: Extremes of hair style and hair colouring are not acceptable. 5. Body Piercing: Nose studs and other forms of body piercing are not acceptable.
4/12/11
All Hallows Boys’ Item
Description
Notes
Black with red lining and preembroidered college badges. New Eco-blazer available from College Shop (recommended for Y7/8)
Worn at all times in, around and to/from college.
College Shirt
Plain white shirt with collar and top button (long or short sleeved shirt may be worn).
Must have a collar and top button suitable for wearing a tie. A plain white tee shirt may be worn under the shirt.
College Tie
Plain red clip on tie with College badge
Worn to required length
College Trousers
Black
Plain and tailored with a waist band. Black belt if required.
Shoes
Black and sturdy.
No boots, ‘soft shoes’, trainers or other footwear allowed.
Socks College Jumper
Plain black Y7-Y8 Plain mid-grey ‘V’ necked jumper with college badge. Y9-Y11 Black ‘V’ necked jumper with college badge.
No other colours, no patterns Compulsory for Y7 and Y8. Optional for Y9, Y10 and Y11. No other jumpers, hooded tops, sweatshirts or cardigans allowed.
Overcoat
Plain dark overcoat. Uniform suppliers carry a reversible fleece/shower proof jacket with concealed hood and college badge.
To be worn when necessary over school blazer. The overcoat should be longer than the blazer. No other coats acceptable. No logos. Coats should be removed on entry to the building.
College Bag
Bag bearing the BEC logo available from the uniform supplier. Compulsory for all Y7-11
No fashion bags.
Scarf
Plain dark scarf
No fashion scarves. No football scarves, any caps or other headgear.
College Blazer
4/12/11
Boys’ PE Kit and Other Items Red, embroidered with Rugby Shirt
Worn for all outside lessons.
college badge.
Football Shorts
Black embroidered with college badge.
Worn for all outside lessons.
T Shirt
Red embroidered with college badge.
Worn for all indoor lessons.
Football Socks
Two pairs of football socks. Black, with red trim and college initials.
Worn for all outside and indoor lessons.
Worn for all outside lessons on grass (Rugby & Football).
Football Boots Training Shoes
Mainly plain Black or White.
Worn for all inside or outside lessons apart from Rugby and Football.
Track Pants
Black with embroidered college badge.
For use in cold weather only.
Black fleece with embroidered college badge
For use in cold weather only.
Fleece Top
Optional
Rain Jacket Shin Guards & Gum Shield
Black rain jacket with embroidered college badge
For use in wet or cold weather only For use in competitive contact sports e.g. Hockey, Rugby, Football
Undergarments or “skins” if worn must be plain red, black or white. In extreme weather conditions plain black hats and gloves may be worn with the permission of the teacher. Additional Notes for Boys’ 1. No form of jewellery or earrings allowed (wrist watch permissible but not in PE): The college reserves the right to request removal and confiscate if necessary. No responsibility is accepted for the loss of any confiscated items. 2. No Trainers to be worn in, around or to/from college: Trainers are for PE. They are not acceptable for college wear and must not be worn. 3. Hairstyles: Extremes of hair style and hair colouring are not acceptable. 4. Body Piercing: Nose studs and other forms of body piercing are not acceptable.
4/12/11
Current College Uniform Suppliers:
Finesse 98-100 Mill Street Macclesfield SK11 6NR Telephone No. 01625 616986
National School Wear Centre King Edward Road Town Centre, Macclesfield SK10 1AP Telephone No. 01625 500552
All Hallows Uniform Shop – for Eco Blazers and ties. We also have a small selection of good quality second hand uniform at a low price. Please contact Reception for details if you wish to browse or purchase.
4/12/11
All Hallows Catholic College
A Faith School specialising in Business & Enterprise with Ethics ‘Aspire not to have more, but to be more’ Archbishop Oscar Romero
Sixth Form Dress Code The Dress code of Sixth Form students was developed in full consultation with students in both years 11 and 12 and is intended to reflect the ambassadorial nature of our Sixth Form students. Although the dress code has a degree of flexibility regarding colour and style it is expected that all Sixth Form students exercise mature discretion about what constitutes suitable dress for College
MEN Shirt and tie of own choice (worn with the top button fastened and tie to the button) Suit (business dress style) any colour Shoes—should be black or brown (suitable for College/business dress) no trainers or casual footwear Optional dark V-neck jumper can be worn under the jacket. The jacket of the suit should always be visible, worn around the college, permission should not have to be sought to take this off in classrooms. Optional waistcoat dark.
WOMEN
*New from September 2011 a *smart and appropriate
blouse or shirt with short or long sleeves reflecting that worn in a business environment with a suit. Trousers should be smart business style, any suitable colour (not overly baggy or tight fitting) Skirt (at least knee length) should be pencil or straight cut, nonspecific colour (no indecent splits) The jacket should match or complement the trousers/skirt be fitted and smart with buttons that can be done up The jacket of the suit should always be visible and worn around the college, permission should not have to be sought to take this off in classrooms. Optional dark V-neck jumper can over the shirt/blouse Optional waistcoat dark Shoes should be smart and formal (with no more than a 3 inch heel) in an appropriate colour
MEN and WOMEN Accessories Jewellery is permitted in the Sixth Form at the discretion of the Head of Sixth Form No facial piercing or nose studs are allowed Tattoos and other body piercings must not be displayed. No more than two ear rings in each ear are permitted (No earplugs/bars etc) Baseball caps are not permitted /hats should not be worn in the buildings Mobile phones/iPods etc… should not be visible or used outside of the Sixth Form centre. Bags - can be any choice and any colour but should be suitable for carrying files/books. Hair - No unnatural hair colour / No shaven heads Students are required to carry a file for their work and readily available for Inspection by subject teachers/Leaders Students will be provided with a planner for the recording of work and assessment reviews.
Sep 2012
