School Uniform
Our school sets an appropriate tone for education.
- It projects a professional image of the school, promoting a strong sense of identity
- It supports a culture of high expectations by reinforcing structure, routine and pride in personal appearance – habits which often translate into improved behaviour and focus
- It reduces visible signs of economic and social differences, helping to create a level playing field and promote equality
- Everyone wearing the same school uniform fosters cohesion and a wider sense of belonging
- It makes students more easily identifiable, supporting safeguarding
Uniform list:
- Grey blazer with red trim and school emblem*
- White shirt with a stiff collar
- Grey tie with red stripes and school emblem*
- Grey V-neck jumper (optional) or grey V-neck cardigan (optional)
- Black tailored school trousers, black tailored school shorts or tartan school skirt* (unaltered) with plain black opaque tights (optional)
- Black, grey or white socks
- Plain black, polishable school shoes or all black, polishable trainers
- Sturdy school bag which can hold an A4 folder
- Compulsory branded school uniform item
Link to School Uniform at a Glance 2026
Link to Examples of Acceptable Footwear
School Uniform Suppliers
7 New Road, Radcliffe
Manchester
M26 1LS
0161 723 0991
11 St John’s Gardens
(Opposite Marks and Spencers)
Bury
BL9 ONN
0161 943 8145
PE Kit
Our PE Kit promotes a strong sense of identity, belonging and team spirit, while ensuring students are appropriately dressed for physical activity.
- It supports our culture of high expectations by encouraging readiness, participation and pride in representing the school, both in lessons and at sporting events
- A consistent PE kit reduces visible signs of economic and social differences, helping to create an inclusive environment where all students can participate with confidence
- It enables staff to identify students easily during PE lessons, fixtures and educational visits, supporting effective supervision and safeguarding
PE Kit list:
- Red branded performance t-shirt with school emblem*
- Red branded sweatshirt with school emblem (optional)
- Black branded school-style PE/sports shorts with red stripe and school emblem (optional)
- Plain black football/sports shorts or black shorts with a small white or black logo
- Red football-style sports socks
- Suitable sports trainers
- Shin pads Football boots
- Football boots with moulded studs
An optional GCSE PE Kit is available.
- Compulsory branded school PE kit item
Compulsory Optional
PE Kit Supplier
21 Market Street
Tottington
Bury
BL8 4AA
01204 298016
Equipment
Our equipment expectations promote independence, personal responsibility and organisation, all of which are key skills for learning.
- A consistent approach to school equipment helps to prevent delayed lesson starts and minimise disruption caused by missing items
- When everyone has the essential equipment, this reduces waiting time and allows lessons to run more smoothly
Equipment list:
- A4 Display Book with pockets
- Scientific calculator
- Clear pencil case
- Two black pens
- Two green pens
- Pencil
- 15cm Ruler
- Highlighter
- Dry wipe marker
- Eraser
iPayimpact – School Equipment
Equipment can be purchased from iPayimpact > School Uniform and Equipment Shop.
Pre-loved School Uniform
Thanks to the kindness of our families, we can provide some pre-loved school uniform items to purchase.
Available stock is shared on iPayimpact > School Uniform and Equipment. Stock is added throughout the year and sizes vary.
Security of Possessions
The School cannot guarantee the safety of personal property that has been confiscated. Occasionally students lose or mislay their belongings. All clothes and personal property should be marked with the student’s name.
To ensure their safety, students’ bags may be locked in classrooms during the lunch period, and not left unattended in other areas. Expensive clothes or shoes and valuable items of any kind should not be brought to School; these include mobile phones, jewellery, radios, electronic games, cameras and iPod’s. Money carried should be in the smallest amounts possible and should not be left in bags or cloakrooms. The School is not financially liable for any item of property that may go missing. For a relatively small amount of money, up to £1,000 of insurance cover for clothes and other possessions outside the home, may be added to the standard house contents insurance policy.