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Beaconsfield High School

Wattleton Road, Beaconsfield,

Buckinghamshire HP9 1RR,

Tel: 01494 673043, Fax: 01494 670715

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“Discovering and Developing Individual Potential”

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Uniform Code

School uniform is worn by all students from Years 7 to 11.  We encourage girls to maintain the highest possible standard of appearance and to wear their uniform with pride.  Verbal and written warnings will be given to girls who do not meet the required standard of uniform.

The full school uniform and items of sportswear are available from the on-site School Uniform Shop, run by Woodward & Stalder / Sportcrest, High Wycombe. 

There is also a very good second hand uniform shop operated by the Friends of Beaconsfield High and you can equip your daughter entirely from this source if necessary – the quality is excellent.  Opening hours are on the school website, on the About Us page.

All uniform should be clearly marked with the owner’s name.  Bold identification labels should be attached in House colours (see below) on the front of the Science overall (not compulsory but we recommend that all students wear one; please note the school is not liable for any damage to uniform if it is not worn), polo shirt, games skirt, sweatshirt, PE bag, Art and Technology aprons.

House Colours: Beech-Yellow, Cedar-Red, Maple-Green, Rowan-Purple, Willow-Blue

 

Years 7- 9
  • Regulation blue blazer
  • Regulation v-neck jumper (Y7-9)
  • Regulation checked blouse
  • Regulation grey, box pleat (Y7-9) to be worn no more than 4 inches above the knee – OR regulation grey trousers
  • Plain opaque (min. 70 denier) grey tights (black tights are not allowed) OR plain grey or white ankle or trainer socks
  • Regulation school scarf (optional)
Years 10 - 11
  • Regulation v-neck jumper or v-neck sweatshirt
  • Regulation checked blouse
  • Regulation grey, box pleat or straight skirt to be worn no more than 4 inches above the knee – OR regulation grey trousers
  • Plain opaque (70 denier) or sheer (20 – 40 denier) grey tights (black tights are not allowed) or plain grey or white ankle or trainer socks
  • Regulation school scarf or black/navy scarf (optional)
PE Kit (Years 7 – 11)
  • Games skirt
  • Athletic shorts (navy)
  • Polo shirt with logo
  • Embroidered Sweatshirt
  • Joggers
  • Hockey socks
  • Hockey shin pads
  • Jazz pants
  • Dance T-shirt
  • PE kit bag
  • Mouth Guard (Opra brand available through the PE dept at a discount)

Please note that the games skirt, polo shirt, sweatshirt and PE kit bag should be named with bold identification labels in house colours on the front.  Labels are available from the school uniform shop.

 

Optional Items (also available from the on-site Uniform Shop)

Hockey stick, tennis racquet, regulation scarf (no other scarves are permitted for years 7-9)

 

Shoes

Shoes must be plain black leather, flat or with a sturdy heel of no more than 2 inches.  Court, flimsy fashion/ballet style shoes, or those which are very pointed, with or without a stiletto heel are not suitable for school and are therefore unacceptable.  Trainers should be worn only for PE.

For examples of what is and is not acceptable, please CLICK HERE

 

Trainers

2 pairs of predominantly white trainers with non-marking soles (one pair for outdoor sports use and one pair for sports hall and gym use).  Trainers are not to be worn except for PE lessons or sporting activities.

Coats

Outdoor coats should be plain, dark and at least ¾ length. For Years 7-9 they must be long enough to cover the blazer. Hoodies are not permitted on site or acceptable on the journey to and from school.

Jewellery

One single, small round plain gold/silver stud may be worn in each ear.  A lightweight gold or silver religious symbol worn with a chain is permitted to be worn beneath the blouse.  No other jewellery is permitted. All jewellery must be removed for PE/Dance/Drama lessons.

Hair

Should be of a natural colour. If tied back, a plain black or blue scrunchie, hair band or a hair clip may be used.  Colourful beading is not allowed.

 

Make Up

Make up and nail varnish are strictly not permitted. Students arriving at school with make-up or nail varnish will be sent to the Nurse to remove it and there will be a nominal charge for the removal wipes.

 

Years 12 - 13

There is no formal uniform for the Sixth Form. Girls are expected to attend school in smart business-like dress.