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Uniform
Uniform Delivery Schedule 2022
Orders will be delivered to Waingels on the 1st & 3rd Wednesday of every month except for the following:
JANUARY 2023- The first delivery will be on 4th January
JULY 2023- Our last delivery will be on 19th July
SEPTEMBER 2023- Delivery will restart on 6th September
DECEMBER 2023- The last delivery will be on 6th December
Uniform Ordering
To order uniform, please click the logos below to access the online shops:
School Uniform:
School Uniform Measuring Guide
If you have any problems ordering school uniform, please email enquiries@schoolcoloursdirect.co.uk
PE Kit:
If you have an outstanding order and require an update, please contact our customer service team who will do their best to answer your queries:
Tel: 01928 752 610 - Monday to Friday - 8.30AM to 5PM
Email: customerservice@swi.co.uk
Uniform Expectations
All students are expected to wear school uniform at all times and if, for whatever reason, they are not able to do so they need a note from home so that we can deal with the issue appropriately.
Please use this measuring guide to aid with purchasing your child's uniform.
The Behaviour & Attitudes Policy sets out our clear uniform expectations in detail.
Our Uniform Policy can also be read here.
Jewellery – Any jewellery worn should adhere to the Waingels Health and Safety protocols. Only single small studs may be worn in each ear or nose. No other jewellery is permitted. All jewellery must be removed for practical lessons
Waingels has adopted the Halo code, this code champions the right for staff and students to embrace all Afro-hairstyles but also acknowledges that this should be in line with the school’s uniform policy.
- That head wraps and scarves should reflect other elements of the dress code
- That hair may need to be tied up for health and safety reasons – at Waingels this means Science, PE and other practical lessons.
- That hair colour is reflective of the wider dress code policy
Sixth Form
Sixth Form Dress Code
It is important that all Sixth Form students take pride in their appearance. The dress code below outlines what is considered office smart at Waingels and will apply at all times on the college site, unless on a trip or specific, teacher-approved activity that requires different clothing.
YES
- Collared shirts
- Polo shirts
- Smart tops or blouses. This can include plain coloured t-shirts
- Chinos, formal trousers or skirts to appropriate length
- Tailored Shorts in the Summer
- Dark jackets suitable for formal office wear
- Smart shoes suitable for formal office wear. *Any form of trainer is not to be worn. At Waingels we consider a trainer to be a sports shoe of any colour, that has a cushioned sole and is made of non-polishable material. Logos should not be visible.
- Appropriate Sportswear for PE lessons
- Sixth Form lanyards must be worn at all times
- *If you take BTEC Sport you are permitted to wear your Waingels Sports Kit
NO
- Casual T shirts
- Jeans or skin-tight trousers
- Denim
- Short skirts, shorts or leggings (unless underneath a dress)
- Tops that are cropped
- Tops or dresses that are strapless or have spaghetti or halter style straps
- Large logos or branding on clothing
- Hoodies *Waingels Leavers hoodies are permitted
- Trainers or other casual shoes, or shoes with a white rubber sole or logo
School Equipment
Being Waingels Ready includes having the correct equipment so that students are ready to learn. There will be some special equipment that different subjects ask you to buy, but as a basic students should have a pencil case that includes:
- Blue or black writing pens/ biros
- Pencils
- Ruler
- Rubber
- Protractor
- Pair of compasses
- Highlighters
- Scentific calculator (recommended Casio FX-83 GTX)
Students may also like:
- Coloured pens/ pencils
- Glue stick
- Green and purple biros for marking and correcting work
