Uniform
School uniform is compulsory for years 7-11. See guidelines below for details.
Boys Uniform
These are the items which are compulsory:
- School blazer with school badge
- White button up school shirt
- School tie with house colours
- Black jumper with school logo
- Black school trousers for boys with black or white socks
- Black tailored knee length school shorts can be worn from Easter to October term. No other style of shorts can be worn, shorts must be worn with school shoes, not trainers.
- Black leather shoes—No Trainers eg.
Nike/Vans/Converse. No suede or canvas. No boots - A plain outdoor coat with no logo
- Suitable bag that will hold A4 size books
Girls Uniform
These are the items which are compulsory:
- School blazer with school badge
- White button up school shirt
- School tie with house colours
- Black jumper with school logo
- Black tailored trousers with black or white socks
- Black knee length skirt for girls with black or natural tights. Sock may be worn with skirts in warmer weather.
- Black tailored knee length school shorts can be worn from Easter to October term. No other style of shorts can be worn, shorts must be worn with school shoes, not trainers.
- Black leather shoes—No Trainers eg.
Nike/Vans/Converse No suede or canvas. No boots - A plain outdoor coat with no logo
- Suitable bag that will hold A4 size books
Where to buy
Our current uniform supplier is YourSchoolUniform.com
Website: https://www.yourschooluniform.com/schools/index/theale-green-community-school-22272
You can order uniform online via their website shop.
PE Kit
Boys PE Top
PE Jersey
Girls PE Top
PE Shorts
PE Quarter Zip
PE Skort
PE Socks
Our PE kit is as follows:
| Boys | Girls |
| White school PE T-shirt | Black school PE polo top |
| Black school PE shorts |
Black school PE skort/shorts/plain black sports leggings (no large logo’s/mesh panelling/other colours). Plain black cycling shorts that must be at least mid-thigh length. No branding/writing on any part of the shorts including the waistband. |
| PE jersey | Black PE ¼ zip outdoor top |
| White socks | White socks |
| Trainers (no Converse/Vans) | Trainers (no Converse/Vans) |
| School football/rugby socks | School football/rugby socks |
| Football boots (not astro turf trainers) | Football boots (not astro turf trainers) |
| Shin pads | Shin pads |
| Gum Shield | Gum Shield |
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Optional items for boys/girls: Plain black base layer (worn underneath outdoor PE top) Plain black base layer worn underneath school PE shorts/skorts (for outdoor lessons only.) Boys will need their Football boots from the start of academic year. |
All KS3 girls (Year 7 to Year 9), will need football boots, shin pads and football socks for their outdoor lessons from November with the exception being for those who have chosen to take part in Football Club.
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- School jumpers may not be worn for PE
- The PE kit is designed for body shape and comfort when playing sport and the table above is for recommendation, but one item must be worn from each row by every student
- Glasses are not permitted for a number of physical activities across the school year due to associated health and safety risks. It highly recommended that students have sports goggles or contact lenses to enable them to fully participate in these lessons.
Uniform checks
Uniform will be visually checked daily by tutors, class teachers and staff on duty. Parents of any student in violation of the uniform rules will be communicated with quickly with an expectation that they uniform will be corrected the next day. Failure to comply will result in the student working separately from others until the situation is resolved.
We strongly advise that all students adhere to the uniform rules, do not wear jewellery and keep mobiles phones safely turned off in bags. We will fully aim to keep safely any item that is confiscated and return it as appropriate. However, in the event of loss or damage, the school cannot be held accountable. Please ensure that your child complies with the school rules.
Hair and make-up
Hair styles should not be extreme. This would include shaved hair below a grade two or hair dyed to a non-conventional colour.
Make up should be discreet and subtle. Specifically, students should not be wearing coloured eyeshadows, winged eyeliner, extensive contouring/highlighting. When a member of staff judges that make up is not discreet, students will be asked to remove it. Nail varnish, gel nails or nail extensions should not be worn to school.
Jewellery
Students are permitted to wear discreet jewellery. Specifically, this means that students may wear one pair of stud earrings (with one being worn in each earlobe).
No other piercings are acceptable and students will be required to remove any other piercings. Bracelets and neck chains are also not permitted and students would also be required to remove them. Ear stretchers, facial piercings or body piercings are not allowed and students will be required to remove them.
Students may wear a traditional wristwatch to school. Students may not wear watches which allow communication with their mobile phone device.
Any jewellery in excess of a watch and one pair of stud earrings will be confiscated and held at Main Reception until Friday at 3pm.
Trousers and skirts
Trousers must be tailored (not jeans style), plain black and not heavy cotton, chino or denim material. Trousers must not be skinny fitting and must cover the ankle. Girl’s trousers must be tailored or boot-cut style.
Skirts must be school regulation style (Banner Henley Black Skirt) e.g. with the double pleated front and knee length. We do not expect students to wear multiple pleated or excessively short skirts.
Shoes
School shoes should be : Black and leather (or leather like) traditional school shoes. They should not have noticeable branding. Trainer like shoes or boots or heels are not accepted. Please be aware that what shops define as ‘school shoes’ may not be acceptable. If in any doubt please consult with the school before making your purchase to avoid being asked to replace them.”
Mobile phones
Mobile phones should always be turned off and in bags. If a student is seen with a mobile phone we will confiscate, and parents will be contacted to arrange collection. Having no mobile phones during social times will allow students to focus on having conversations with their peers, becoming socially active and free from the worry of social media. This all promotes positive mental health.
