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Thomas More School Uniform

Uniform and appearance: The full school uniform must be worn to and from school and during the school day.  In general, pupils will present themselves so as not to show adherence to any extremes of fashion or hairstyle*. Items of clothing or jewellery worn in breach of the school uniform may be confiscated. Parents may arrange to collect items as soon as possible; otherwise, students may claim them at the end of the term. 

Something which stands out, unnatural hair colour, bright colours, is not neat and tidy, below grade 2, shaved lines/patterns and does not fit into the ethos of the school. 

Full school uniform must be worn to and from school as well as in school and all other occasions e.g. school outings, unless instructed otherwise. 

It is essential that pupils and parents/carers who choose Thomas More Catholic School accept and follow these regulations at all times. Pupils breaking uniform rules risk having incorrect items confiscated.

ALL ARTICLES MUST BEAR THE OWNER’S NAME

Blazer

Years 7 – 9 – Bottle green with school badge
Year 10 – 11 – Black, green trim with school badge

Trousers

Years 7 – 10 – Dark grey school style (boys)
Years 7 – 10 – Black school style (girls)
Year 11 – Black school style
No tight fitted or skinny trousers

Skirt (girls) Medium Grey School Style – knee to mid-calf length
Jumper

Years 7 – 10 – Bottle green V-neck,
Year 11 – Black school style
Cardigans may not be worn

Shirt Plain white school style
Tie

Thomas More School tie
(obtainable from C. Hewitt & Son Limited).

Shoes Black leather and polished – no suede, patent, cloth or material shoes, sandals, high heels, boots, plimsolls, or trainers are to be worn either on the way to or from school or in school.
Socks/Tights

Dark socks only (boys)
White socks or plain black tights (girls)

Coat Plain, ALL NAVY BLUE or BLACK (without logos etc.), Not leather, leather-look, or suede.  Hooded tops and sweatshirts are not allowed and these will be confiscated
Headwear In extremes of weather and at the discretion of the Head Teacher a plain black woollen hat can be worn in winter. No baseball caps or hats with logos are allowed and these will be confiscated.
Bags

Bags should be plain with no logos.

Each pupil must have a bag which is suitable to carry school books and other items needed for school (e.g. P.E. kit).  The bag should keep water out and the style of the bag should ensure that schools books are kept in good condition.
Jewellery

No jewellery except a watch (boys)
No nail polish is allowed. No fake long nails are allowed.
No nose studs are allowed.
No tongue piercings are allowed

Hair and Eyebrows

No patterns. No extreme haircuts. No facial hair.
Shorter styles should not be cut closer than grade 2 anywhere
Long hair should be either tied back or kept from covering the face with a clip/Alice band (Black)

PE Kit

ALL ARTICLES MUST BEAR THE OWNER’S NAME

Top

Emerald Green TMCS Polo Top with Logo - available from Hewitts
Emerald Green/White Rugby Jersey with Logo- available from Hewitts (boys)

Sweatshirt Bottle Green Sweatshirt Top (recommended for outdoors)
Socks

White Socks
Bottle Green Football Socks (outdoor use only) (boys)

Bottoms

Black Tracksuit Bottoms (recommended for outdoors)
Black Skort (girls)
Black Shorts (boys)

Footwear

White Sports Trainers - No Basketball Boots or Canvas High Tops
Football Boots – preferably black (boys)

Swimwear

Black Swimming Trunks (boys)
Black Swimming Costume (girls)
Towel
Swimming Cap (compulsory)
Swimming Goggles (recommended)

Accessories

Shin Pads
Valuables bag (available from Hewitts)

At the beginning of each P.E. lesson valuables must be handed to a member of the P.E. staff for safekeeping. Pupils should put all valuables in a clean, clearly named valuables’ bag (available from Hewitts). These will be locked away before the lesson starts and will be returned to individual owners at the end of the lesson when the students have changed back into school uniform.

This will also apply to valuables given in to staff at the swimming pool.

Staff are not responsible for any item that is left in pupils’ pockets in the changing rooms, or given in late, once the lesson has started

FOR HEALTH AND SAFETY AEROSOL SPRAYS ARE FORBIDDEN, INCLUDING DEODORANTS