Sixth Form behaviour code
In the sixth form you are expected to:
- Conduct yourself with integrity and dignity serving as a role model to younger students
- Treat all staff, students, visitors and local residents with respect and consideration
- Be smartly dressed at all times in accordance with the dress code
- Participate fully in lessons, study periods, enrichment activities and community activities
- Complete all work set by the agreed deadlines and develop independent study skills
- Maintain the highest level of punctuality and attendance at all relevant school activities
- Follow the sixth form procedures for registering and to inform the school of any absence at the earliest opportunity
- Take care of the school buildings, resources and equipment, and act in a safe manner at all times
- Abide by the regulations relating to the conduct of examinations and the submission of coursework
- Not bring cigarettes, alcohol or illegal substances onto the school site or be under the influence of drugs or alcohol while on the school site
Sixth form dress code
The standards set down for Sixth Form uniform are expected to be closely observed. Smart appearance at all times is the norm. Students are expected to wear attire befitting a potential workplace, this means no excessively short skirts or shorts, crop tops, or clothing with offensive slogans. If you are unacceptably dressed, you can expect to be sent to a senior member of staff who may then send you home to change into suitable clothing.
The following must be adhered to by all Sixth Form students at all times:
- No shorts
- No ripped jeans
- No crop tops
- No low-cut tops
- No vests
- No tops with offensive slogans/words
- No flip-flops, sliders, Crocs or Croc style shoes or slippers
- No hats/caps
- No extreme hair colouring (no deviation from natural colour tones)
- No facial piercings