School Uniform

Our school uniform provider is Monkhouse you will find The Chase uniform pages by clicking here.

 

Uniform infographic june 2024 copyA smart appearance amongst students enhances their image and that of their school, instils a more business-like and purposeful mood and avoids competition over fashions and ‘labels’. Students should fully observe the school’s requirements about personal appearance throughout the school year. All items should be named so we can return lost property to their owners.  ALL students in Years 7 – 11 are expected to wear school uniform in school, on journeys to and from school, at school functions and on visits where school uniform is required.

General information about school uniform

  • Outdoor clothing should be of a moderate design.  The only hoodies allowed are Chase hoodies that can be worn as an outdoor garment over school uniform and which students are expected to remove during lessons. 
  • Plain black office appropriate shoes should be warn. Trainer style shoes like Nike AIr Force trainers are not permitted.
  • Make up, including nail varnish, should be light and moderate and not draw undue or inappropriate attention. 
  • Artificial nails, including acrylics, are not permitted.
  • Hair styles should be of natural colour and not draw undue or inappropriate attention
  • The only jewellery allowed is a single stud in each ear and a watch.
  • We strongly recommend the use of safety/fluorescent clothing in winter for students cycling to school, as well as the wearing of a suitable cycle helmet. 
  • All clothing and sports kit should be clearly named.

School Uniform Grants

Parents in receipt of welfare benefits may be eligible for a School Uniform Grant (£42).  The child or children in the application for a grant must be starting at or transferring to our school.  For further information regarding eligibility, please contact the school’s Finance Office.

Financial help

The school provides a small sum of money each year to help families who may be in
financial difficulty. The aim of this fund is to help the most vulnerable with their education. The aim of this policy is to set out fair, transparent and objective criteria for approving such applications and to ensure affordability.

To read our Student Financial Support Policy please click here.