Dress Code
Sixth Form students are leaders in the school community, therefore dress and appearance must be appropriate to support and encourage the ethos of the school. Students must recognise the importance of setting an example to the younger members of the school community, parents, prospective employers and visitors to the school.
In order to avoid confusion the following guidelines apply:
All students studying at The John Roan School should wear attire that:
- is professional, modest and business like;
- provides an excellent role model for our younger students;
- Jeans and jeans-style trousers, leggings and denim are not acceptable except black jeans. These must not be faded or have rips or other ‘damage’.
- Trainers should only be worn by sports students during sports lessons. Flip flop style sandals are not acceptable.
- Track suits (joggers, sweatshirts, hoodies etc) are not to be worn except during appropriate lessons. Basketball Academy strip may be worn on match days.
- No hats, bandanas, dorags etc...
- IDs to be worn around the neck and be visible at all times
The John Roan School recognises the diversity of cultures, religions and disabilities and will take a sensitive approach when these affect dress requirements.