Uniform details

Please note that the items marked * are available only from the official school supplier Hawkinsport.  Substitutes for jackets or blazers are not acceptable.  Ties and badges are also available for purchase from school. Please ensure that all uniform and PE kit is correctly named – initials are not sufficient.

Girls' Uniform

• Jacket* -  Bottle green tailored jacket with enamel school broach worn on the lapel.   
• Skirt*  - Regulation style, charcoal or dark grey with twin-double pleats front and back, length worn close to the knee; a regulation ankle-length long skirt is also available. 

           Or alternatively....

          Trousers * - Regulation charcoal or dark grey tailored in traditional school style 

• Shirt/Blouse - Plain white long, short or three quarter sleeved, with revere collar.  “Boy’s style” shirts designed to be worn with ties are not acceptable. 
• Jumper - Grey, V-necked, fine knit (optional)
• Socks/Tights - Plain white short (above the ankle) or knee length socks or to be worn with skirts. Plain black or dark grey socks (above the ankle) to be worn with trousers.  Plain neutral coloured or black tights may be worn with skirts or trousers. 
• Shoes - Black shoes with low heels, suitable for everyday school wear throughout the year. Boots, stilettos, pointed heels or canvas shoes are NOT acceptable.
• Coat - A suitable plain outdoor coat or jacket (denim and leather are not acceptable) may be worn to and from school. Zipped and hooded tops are unacceptable.

Girls' Physical Education kit

• White polo shirt with school crest *
• Green shorts *
• Games skort *
• Hockey socks *
• Plain white socks
• Training shoes with non-marking soles – indoor use only
• Training shoes/Astroturf trainers – outdoor use only
• Shin pads
• Mouthguard (advisable for hockey)
• Tracksuit jacket* or white sweatshirt with school crest*
• Tracksuit trousers* (optional but recommended)
• Baselayer – plain black or plain white (optional)
• Beanie with school crest* (outdoor option for autumn/spring terms)
• Cap with school crest* (outdoor option for summer term)

We would strongly recommend the purchase of mouthguards for use in both rugby and hockey lessons. It is useful to have a games bag for storing and carrying sports kit.

Boys' Uniform

• Blazer* - Bottle green with school crest to be worn at all times
• Tie* - Langley Grammar school tie
• Trousers* - Charcoal or dark grey, tailored in traditional school style
• Pullover - Grey, V-necked, fine knit with long sleeves (optional)
• Socks - Plain black or dark grey only, long or short (above the ankle)
• Shirt - Plain white polyester and cotton
• Shoes - Black outdoor shoes suitable for a school environment. Canvas shoes, boots or training shoes are NOT acceptable 
• Coat - A suitable plain outdoor coat or jacket (denim and leather are not acceptable) may be worn to and from school. Zipped and hooded tops are unacceptable.

Boys' Physical Education kit

• Green and black games jersey with school crest*
• Black shorts *
• LGS green and black football socks *
• White polo shirt with school crest *
• Plain white socks
• Training shoes with non-marking soles – indoor use only
• Astroturf trainers/Training shoes – outdoor use only
• Football boots and shin pads
• Mouthguard (advisable for rugby and hockey)
• Tracksuit jacket* (optional but recommended)
• Tracksuit trousers* (optional but recommended)
• Baselayer – plain black or plain white (optional)
• Beanie with school crest* (outdoor option for autumn/spring terms)
• Cap with school crest* (outdoor option for summer term)

We would strongly recommend the purchase of mouthguards for use in both rugby and hockey lessons.  It is useful to have a games bag for storing and carrying sports kit.

General points for both boys and girls

• ‘High street’ trousers for girls and boys are acceptable provided they match the colour and style of the regulation trouser. Skinny fitting styles, or trousers made from non-woven stretch materials, are not allowed.  If worn, belts should be plain black with no designer branding. 
• ‘High street’ skirts for girls are also acceptable provided they closely match the colour and style of the regulation skirt. Skirts made from non-woven stretch material, or fashion skirts with slits are not allowed. 
• Tops with zips, sweatshirts or hooded tops of any sort may not be worn at any time.  Hats and scarves should only be worn in severe weather.
• Jewellery should not be worn and will be confiscated if seen. For pierced ears, one small plain studs in each ear may be worn, but these should be removed for PE and Games. Jewellery with a conventional religious significance - e.g. a necklace with a religious symbol, is permitted if worn discretely. Nose studs are not allowed to be worn in school.
• Watches may be worn in school except for PE and Games lessons. The school regrettably cannot accept responsibility for loss.
• Personal appearance – there should be no extremes of hairstyle or colour. Facial hair should be short and neatly trimmed unless permission has been granted by the Headteacher on established religious grounds.
• Hair coverings such as turbans or headscarves are allowed where required for established religious reasons; these should preferably be black in colour.  Head coverings which partially or fully obscure the face are not permitted. 
• Fingernails should be short and nail extensions of any kind may not be worn.  Coloured nail varnish is not permitted; any student found to be wearing this will be asked to remove it immediately. 
• No obvious makeup should be worn. Students are not permitted to wear lipstick, eye liner, eye shadow or false eyelashes. 
• Plain headbands to hold back long hair are acceptable in appropriate school colours (preferably black, dark green)