Our Uniform

Why is uniform so important to us?

Our students each have their own background; with a common uniform we have the opportunity to ensure that each has equality at school. There is also the shared ownership and pride in the school that we aim to foster. Wearing the uniform correctly and smartly is also good preparation for working life; each student should take pride in their own appearance and be clean and smart everyday, both in school and when travelling to and from school.

UNIFORM PROTOCOL

Sir Robert Pattinson Academy has a clear, sustainable, affordable and smart school uniform.  Students in year 7 to 11 wear this uniform with pride.

School expectationsWe do not wear
Blazer and tie·         Plain navy blue with academy logo

·         Red striped tie (KS4)

·         Blue striped tie (KS3)

Shirt or

blouse

  • Plain white with collar
  • Cotton or polyester
  • Long or short sleeves
  • Buttoned front
  • Plain style
  • Tucked in at waist
  • T Shirt
  • Polo shirt
Trousers /

Skirt

  • To the knee navy pleated or straight school skirt
  • For girls navy straight leg/Boot cut school trousers.
  • For boys dark grey school trousers
  • Plain style
  • Denim
  • Jean material
  • Fashion skirt/trouser
  • Leggings/footless tights
  • Black Trousers
Jumper /

Cardigan

  • Plain Navy cardigan or ‘V’ neck Jumper
  • Logos
Top Coat
  • Plain colour (s)
  • Warm and weatherproof
  • To be hung up in the cloakroom or placed inside a bag
  • An extra sweater or hoodie worn instead of a topcoat.
  • No large logo’s
  • Denim
  • Any type of fur coat and faux fur
Shoes
  • Plain Black Leather school shoe
  • Practical and safe style
  • Trainers, logoed Trainers, boots, canvas
  • ‘Decorated’ black shoes
  • Heel no higher than 25mm
Socks, tights
  • Plain black, navy or natural tights
  • For boys, black socks
  • For girls, white ankle socks
  • Leggings/footless tights
Jewellery
  • Watch
  • For pierced ears, one pair of plain ball shaped studs, one stud in each ear lobe.
  • Bracelets / necklaces
  • Rings
  • Non-stud earrings
  • Facial piercings
  • Plasters covering piercings other than earrings
Hair·         Natural colour

·         Plain black or blue hairband

·         Less than a number 2 cut

·         Attract undue attention

·         Be extreme in style

·         Have patterns or letters shaved in

Hats·         Only to be worn outside of the building·         No baseball caps

·         No logo’s

The wearing of baseball caps and ‘hoodies’ is not acceptable; these will be confiscated.

Black “trainer type shoes” manufactured by sports companies, e.g.: Nike, Adidas, Puma, Lonsdale etc will not be accepted as school shoes. Pupils may be sent home to change their shoes if they wear this style of shoe. 

Makeup, eg: Nail varnish, lipstick and eye liner is not permitted.

The school will be the final arbiter on what is deemed to be acceptable as school uniform.

  • Naming of pupil property is important for clear identification if it is misplaced or lost.
  • In exceptional circumstances, where pupils are unable to wear correct school dress, parents are asked to provide a note for the form tutor to consider.

PE KIT REQUIREMENTS

Red/Navy Sports t-shirt with Embroidered Logo

Plain Navy Shorts

Plain Red (Outdoor) Socks (for football and rugby)

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White (indoor) ankle socks (not for sale at Uniform Direct)

Trainers (not for sale at Uniform Direct)

Football boots (for football and rugby) (not for sale at Uniform Direct)

Shin pads (for football) (not for sale at Uniform Direct)

Gumshield (for rugby) (not for sale at Uniform Direct)

Outdoor Tops (Either One)

Navy Quarter Zip Top with Embroidered Logo

or

Navy/Red Rugby Shirt with Embroidered Logo

Optional

Plain Navy Skort

Plain Navy running/sports leggings

Plain Navy Base Layer Top

KS4 BTECH/GCSE PE Class

  • Red polo shirt with school logo (optional)

External Links

The Colour of the Tie

The colour of the school tie denotes the year group. For pupils in Years 7, 8 and 9, the tie is blue. A red tie is worn in Years 10 and 11.

A blue tie for Key Stage 3 pupils.

A blue tie for Key Stage 3 pupils.

A red tie for Key Stage 4 pupils.

A red tie for Key Stage 4 pupils.

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