UNIFORM & EQUIPMENT

We believe that a school uniform helps to give young people a sense of identity and belonging.

It reinforces the fact that all students are equally important members of the school community. Our core business is teaching and learning and our expectation is that all students arrive at their lesson fully equipped and ready to learn.

Ours is a straightforward and comfortable school uniform which students are expected to wear in the correct spirit. Wearing the correct school uniform is a crucial part of this readiness; it shows that students are fulfilling their responsibilities and allows us to devote all our time and energies to teaching and learning.

School Uniform is now available to purchase online from our Webshop by using this link.

We always have 2nd hand uniform in school. If you would like to check if we have something suitable for your child please email jtaylor@bottishamvc.org.If you have any donations please bring them to main reception.

All clothing should be clearly marked with the owner’s name, preferably with name tapes.

If you have concerns over the cost of the uniform and are in receipt of free school meal entitlements, please do not hesitate to contact jtaylor@bottishamvc.org. We will then be able to explore what support might be available.

Please note that on days your child has performing arts or PE, they should come into school in their navy-blue PE uniform and remain in this all day.   For performing arts bare feet or Grippy socks should be worn.

 

 

To purchase the scientific calculator, please follow this link.

Outdoor clothing

All students are required to wear the College polo shirt. If they are inside the building and require an additional layer of clothing then this should be the College sweatshirt. When traveling to and from school and when outside the school building, students are allowed to wear all items of outdoor clothing, including coats, jackets, hoodies, scarves, gloves and hats. None of these should have inappropriate slogans or logos.
On re-entering the building, students should remove all hats, scarves and gloves immediately. They may continue to wear a coat or jacket, if it is worn over a sweatshirt. When they enter their classroom, students should actively remove their coat or jacket, to ensure that they are ready to learn as quickly as possible.