School Uniform
At George Green's School, we believe that our school uniform plays a crucial role in maintaining our ethos and fostering a sense of belonging amongst our students. It sets the tone for a disciplined and focused educational environment that supports students in their academic and personal growth.
We kindly ask that all parents/carers support us in ensuring their children wear the school uniform appropriately. A smart appearance sets the tone for a disciplined learning environment and reflects the values we uphold.
Please familiarise yourself with our uniform policy, which should be adhered to consistently.
School Uniform Policy
- Plain white shirt (long/short sleeves).
- Plain black trouserswith no studs, rivets or zips. Trousers should not be in a jean style and all pockets should be internal. They should be a tailored fit and not skin tight or in a leggings style.
- School skirt must have a George Green’s School logo and be no shorter than just above the knee.
- Red and black striped tie for years 7, 8 & 9 (available from Khalsa).
- Black George Green’s School tie for years 10& 11.
- George Green’s School blazer is available from Khalsa)
- Only school issued badges are allowed to be worn.
- Plain black shoes (no trainers).
- Salwar kameez with logo (available from Khalsa
- Plain black Jilbaab, with iron on logo available from school) with school uniform bottoms or plain black/white headscarf (no decoration).
- Black or white socks or black tights
- Hijab - must be plain or navy. Prayer hats/caps can be worn during prayer times.
- Earrings; only small studs are allowed.
- Rings; one ring on each hand is allowed.
- Facial piercings – one small stud is allowed in one nostril. Lip, eyebrow, tongue or any other visible piercings of any kind are not allowed.
- Necklaces must not be seen.
- False eyelashes – are not allowed at all; students wearing false eyelashes will have to remove them before going to lesson.
- Eyebrows – lines shaved or cut into eyebrows are not allowed; students with lines in their eyebrows risk being withdrawn from lessons.
- False nails – are not allowed at all; students wearing false nails of any kind will have to remove them before going to lesson.
- Nails must be a sensible length, nail varnish is allowed
- Make-up – light, age appropriate make-up is allowed; heavy or inappropriate make- up will have to be removed.
- Shoes - must be worn at all times unless students are participating in a sporting activity. We have a small stock of loan shoes; if a student arrives to school without the appropriate shoes, then they will be expected to borrow shoes from us.
- If they refuse, they will be placed in the student support base. Students with a medical reason to wear trainers rather than shoes must have a hospital letter from a specialist or a GP for short-term injury.
- Uniform to and from school – when travelling to and from school it is our expectation that students will be smartly dressed in full school uniform, including tie, blazer and shoes
- For safety reasons, students are not allowed to use Santander Cycles, Lime Bikes, e-scooters, or equivalent modes of transportation to travel to and from school. Any student seen utilising these in school uniform will be immediately sent to the SSB.
- Students are not to dye their hair unnatural colours (e.g. blue or green!) If they do so they will be asked to return to a more natural colour. They may be kept in isolation until this is done. No lines are permitted to be shaved into hairstyles. Students with lines in their hair, risk being withdrawn from lessons.
- No hoodies or sports tops are allowed in school. These will be confiscated.
- All clothing should be clearly labelled with your child’s name.
GGS PE Kit
- Black PE top long sleeve or t-shirt with the school's logo.
- Black plain tracksuit bottoms or black shorts.
- Black base layers are allowed under George Green’s PE kit.
Please revert to our school shop page for information on how to purchase our school uniform
GGS School Uniform PolicyGGS Policies and Behaviour Expectations
As members of George Green's Sixth Form, you will be expected to wear business professional dress at all times. We have high expectations and it is important to act as positive role models within our community, and to your younger peers. It is important that we follow this to maintain professionalism, emulating our school values in readiness for the world of work.
The dress code is as follows:
- A blazer
- Smart trousers (no jeans, combats, tracksuit bottoms or leggings), or a tailored skirt that is knee length or longer
- Salwar kameez or abaya's are permitted (but must be worn with a blazer)
- A smart tailored shirt or a blouse (ties are optional)
- Smart formal shoes or boots (no trainers, sandals or flip flops)
- Hoodies are not permitted
- Clothes must be formal and tailored, avoiding figure hugging or tight clothing, and appropriate for a school setting
- Make-up is permitted but should be light and age-appropriate
- Nails should be a sensible length and nail varnish is allowed
- Jewellery must be sensible and discreet
- Student ID lanyard badges must be worn at all times