Uniform

A distinctive uniform helps to create a school identity and a sense of pride and belonging. By preventing extreme fashions and creating uniformity of dress, it lessens the effect of difference in family income and encourages pupils to concentrate on their studies. Admission to the school implies acceptance of the uniform code. Any child not wearing correct uniform should have a note explaining their individual circumstance.

Buying a school uniform is a major expense and for this reason, the uniform at Sir Thomas Boteler Church of England High School has been carefully selected so that, whilst it is distinctive, it is easily obtainable.

Uniform List

  • Navy blue blazer with school badge
  • Navy blue ā€˜V’ neck pullover (optional)
  • School tie (available from Reception)
  • For girls – black/charcoal skirt or trousers of sensible style and length
  • Skirts should be just above or just below the knee
  • For boys – black or charcoal trousers
    (Jeans and fashion trousers are NOT acceptable)
  • Plain light blue shirt which should always be tucked in
  • Plain black shoes of sensible style (NOT trainers or boots)
  • Plain grey, white or black socks
  • Girls may wear black tights
  • Make-up/jewellery must not be worn
  • A watch and one pair of studs is all that is acceptable

Physical Education Kit

Girls

  • Red polo shirt
  • Royal blue shorts for athletics
  • Training shoes
  • Royal blue jogging bottoms and royal blue sweatshirt (without hood) recommended for winter months

Boys

  • Red polo shirt
  • Royal blue and red rugby shirt
  • Red shorts
  • Royal blue football socks with red tops
  • Training shoes
  • Football boots
  • Royal blue jogging bottoms and royal blue sweatshirt (without hood) recommended for winter months
  • Towel for showers