Dress Code
All Sixth Form students at Goffs School are expected to wear a suit, males and females. All students are expected to dress professionally and act as role models to younger students.
Sixth Form boys wear:
- Plain jackets and trousers, bought as 2-piece suits, with a formal shirt and tie of their own choice.
- Plain sweaters may be worn with a shirt, tie and jacket. Plain, dark shoes of a formal style must be worn, absolutely no trainers
Sixth Form girls wear:
- A formal, tailored skirt, dress or tailored trousers, and a smart, plain, blazer-style jacket.
- A shirt, blouse, sweater or plain smart t-shirt will be worn under the jacket. Please note that cardigans may not be worn instead of jackets.
- Shirts/tops which show a bare midriff, shoulders or visible cleavage must not be worn. Skirts/dresses must be of an appropriate length.
- Shoes of a smart, formal style must be worn (trainers, flip-flops/sandals, Ugg boots, or Doc Martens style boots may not be worn). Only smart plain formal boots may be worn.
In general;
- Jeans or leggings are not permitted.
- Students should wear their jacket/blazer at all times (during warm weather in the summer term, students should have their jackets/blazers with them, but may choose to remove them).
- Students may wear a smart formal outdoor coat to travel to and from school.
- Any make-up or jewellery worn by students should be discreet.
- The Sixth Form dress code does not permit:
- Extreme hair styles or colours
- Facial piercings (other than discreet earrings)
Students must wear name badges so they are visible at all times;
This is a requirement of all staff, visitors and Sixth Form students to comply with safeguarding regulations.
Students may be sent home to change their clothes or to collect a name badge if they do not comply with the dress code requirements as described above. Any student seen not wearing their name badge at any point, even if it's in a bag, loses their study leave.
Any student who is unsure of what is acceptable should see
Mr Cahill, Mrs Wilson or Mrs Lawrence