Boys Uniform Please note that the items marked * are available only from the official school supplier. Substitutes are not acceptable. Please ensure that all uniform and PE kit is correctly named initials are not sufficient. Boys standard school uniform Blazer * Bottle green with school crest to be worn at all times Tie * Trousers V-neck jumper Socks Shirt Shoes Langley Grammar School tie Charcoal or dark grey Grey, V-necked, fine knit (optional) Plain and dark Plain white polyester and cotton Black outdoor shoes only - canvas shoes, boots or training shoes are NOT acceptable Lab coat * Coat For science lessons A suitable dark plain outdoor coat or jacket (denim and leather are not acceptable) may be worn to and from school Boys Physical Education kit Green and black games jersey with school crest* Black shorts * LGS green and black football socks * White polo shirt with school crest * Plain white socks Training shoes with non-marking soles indoor use only Astroturf trainers/training shoes outdoor use only Football boots and shin pads Mouthguard (advisable for rugby and hockey) Tracksuit jacket* (optional but recommended) Tracksuit trousers* (optional but recommended) Baselayer plain black or plain white (optional) Beanie with school crest* (outdoor option for autumn/spring terms) Cap with school crest* (outdoor option for summer term) It is useful to have a games bag for storing and carrying sports kit
Girls Uniform Please note that all the items marked * are available only from the official school supplier. Substitutes are not acceptable. Please ensure that all uniform and PE kit is correctly named initials are not sufficient. Girls standard school uniform Skirt * Blouse Jacket * V-neck jumper Lab coat * Socks/Tights Shoes Coat Grey with twin-double pleats front and back. Modest length worn close to the knee, or regulation long skirt (worn above the ankle) Plain white long, short or three quarter sleeved, with revere collar. Note that boy s style shirts designed to be worn with ties are not acceptable. Bottle green with school crest Grey, V-necked, fine knit (optional) For science lessons White knee length socks (winter), short white socks (summer). Skin coloured or black tights (winter or summer). No bare legs in the winter or spring terms Black shoes with low heels, suitable for everyday school wear throughout the year. Boots, stilettos, pointed heels or canvas shoes are NOT acceptable. A suitable dark plain outdoor coat or jacket (denim and leather are not acceptable) may be worn to and from school. Girls Physical Education kit White polo shirt with school crest * Green shorts * Games skort* Hockey socks* Plain white socks Training shoes with non-marking soles indoor use only Training shoes/astroturf trainers outdoor use only Shin pads Mouth guard (advisable for hockey) Tracksuit jacket* or white sweatshirt with school crest* Tracksuit trousers* (optional but recommended) Base layer plain black or plain white (optional) Beanie with school crest* (outdoor option for autumn/spring terms) Cap with school crest* (outdoor option for summer term) It is useful to have a games bag for storing and carrying sports kit.
Uniform General We take pride in the appearance of our students and therefore expect you to wear the correct uniform at all times and in the correct manner. We expect parents to support us by ensuring that you are wearing uniform correctly when leaving home or being dropped off at school. For boys, this includes shirts tucked in and ties correctly knotted at the right length. Girls should ensure that their blouses are tucked in, skirts are of a suitably modest length and that their shoes are suitable for everyday school wear throughout the year. Girls must wear black or skin coloured tights or long knee length white socks. Bare legs are not acceptable. We understand that some students may have religious reasons for wearing certain items of clothing or accessories. Head coverings such as turbans or hijabs (which must not obscure the face) are acceptable but should preferably be plain black. Items of religious symbolism should be discreet; in particular boys should note the legal requirement not to bring on to the school site any item which could be used as an offensive weapon. Girls who wish to wear a longer skirt for religious reasons may obtain a regulation ankle-length skirt from the uniform supplier. Students below the Sixth Form should be clean shaven. If a student has a religious reason for not removing facial hair, permission should be requested in writing to the Headteacher. Labelling boys and girls kit All items must be labelled with full name tape on the inside and named on the outside as indicated below. We recommend the use of Cash s nametapes, order forms can be requested from the Student Support Office. Any additional equipment (football boots, trainers, shin pads) must be clearly labelled with your name and form.
This system of labelling not only assists the PE department, but it will usually enable your PE kit to be returned to you if lost. If the kit is not labelled we have no way of proving who it actually belongs to. Jewellery, makeup and hair One small, single, plain gold or silver stud in each ear is permitted. This stud must be worn in the lower part of the earlobe and should be removed for PE and dance lessons. Students wearing studs other than in the lobes of their ears, at any time, will be expected to remove them. In the interests of any potential health and safety issues, as well as for safety of the possessions, other jewellery worn for non-religious reasons is not permitted. Fingernails must be short and nail extensions of any kind may not be worn. Nail varnish is not permitted and any student found to be wearing this will be asked to remove it immediately. No obvious makeup should be worn. Hairstyle should be appropriate for school. Extreme hairstyles are unacceptable. Students should avoid two-tone shading of their hair. Very short, cropped hairstyles or shaved lines are not permitted.