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23/09/24

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23/09/24

If you are looking for a single sex boys school this one is amazing. pic.twitter.com/sD8DGYToYX

19/09/24

Our Art and DT departments are always a hive of creativity and activity! pic.twitter.com/CuBLF2lppR

19/09/24

Our Modern Foreign Languages department consists of French, Spanish and Mandarin! Our students set up shop scenes and our guests were asked to order in the language of the room they were in! pic.twitter.com/KvgAgapZ2P

19/09/24

No one matches the level of enthusiasm for their subject that the Maths department has! pic.twitter.com/JoPkAq0tgv

19/09/24

Our English department is always a popular choice, with activities covering from KS3, KS4 and KS5 including a murder mystery! pic.twitter.com/dES2tz8cky

19/09/24

Our music department is always worth a visit, with our students performing throughout the night 🎼 pic.twitter.com/jEfFm83PKe

19/09/24

Our students have been presenting in all of our subjects, here’s some from History! pic.twitter.com/yWUnXDtOYM

19/09/24

Our Humanities department is made up of History, Geography, Ethics and Citizenship, our Historical department has pull out all the stops and even made historical poo! pic.twitter.com/rn8fwfDLLo

19/09/24

Our Social Science department is a combination of Sociology and Psychology, which is offered at KS4 and KS5 pic.twitter.com/OofdtnWoyl

19/09/24

Our PE department always impresses! Tonight we have trampolining, basketball, football and badminton on offer - a visit to the sports hall is a must! pic.twitter.com/p7l7VkQatH

19/09/24

Our Drama department have put on some immersive theatre where students are invited to enter a bunker in Normandy France during WW2 to find a spy!! pic.twitter.com/OuKmMa4V3M

19/09/24

And you cannot miss our Biology room, with dissections, forensic finger printing and the challenge task of replacing our human organs! pic.twitter.com/J81BePEqCI

19/09/24

After Physics, stop by our Chemistry room where we have flame tests, disappearing crosses and pH tests! pic.twitter.com/QqmOxUT0Lh

19/09/24

You must go and see our impressive Physics department, where students are imploding cans, creating static electricity and building circuits! Whilst our Robotics club show off their impressive robotics challenge track! pic.twitter.com/CsdS5gO9Iu

19/09/24

You should definitely visit our Computer Science and ICT department, where some of our talented students and staff have some very impressive displays! pic.twitter.com/VshM9RTGsE

19/09/24

Make sure you stop by our Media department to visit our Photo Booth and have your photo taken by some of our talented year 13 students. pic.twitter.com/7SNavgpnsO

19/09/24

Our tour guides getting their final briefing before our doors opened. pic.twitter.com/nBHa4PZVLG

19/09/24

Please continue to queue patiently if you are in our queue - we are worth the wait! pic.twitter.com/GBle0tGj09

19/09/24

Our Open Evening is in full swing! Our first Headteacher’s talk from Mrs Warnock is underway, accompanied by our HABE Band pic.twitter.com/tnNcaQh0zk

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HABE Sixth Form Dress Code

Our Sixth Form students are role models for the Harris Federation and as such should be smartly presented at all times. Standards in our dress code reflect our high expectations in all aspects of student life.

The Sixth Form dress code is designed to be smart, affordable and inclusive. Students are encouraged to contact their Head of Sixth Form for advice and/or financial assistance if required.


Our dress code

Tops

  • All students must always have a blazer 
  • Formal shirts or blouses
  • Smart, plain jumpers

Bottoms

  • Formal tailored trousers (which must be always worn on the waist. Students will be sanctioned for wearing ‘sagging’ trousers) or skirts
  • Students wearing a skirt or a dress must be at least to the knee
  • Dresses should be formal and have sleeves which cover at least the top quarter of the arm
  • Formal shoes
  • Students may wear a non-fashion belt

Religious dress: Those wishing to wear the Islamic dress should wear a simple silhouette jilbab and a hijab. A formal business jacket will still need to be worn.

Blazers may be removed in warm conditions. Scarves may be worn outside the buildings but must be removed once inside.


The following are not permitted

  • Casual style dresses such as those with a vest style top, very thin straps and strapless style top
  • Sweatshirts or oversized logos denim/jeans trousers, jackets, shirts, blouses or skirts
  • Studs on trousers, skirts or shirts/blouses
  • Casual trousers – combats, track suits, leggings
  • Casual tops – track suit, fleeces, T-shirts, hooded tops, vest tops, crop tops or off the shoulder tops
  • Shorts or tracksuits worn beneath trousers
  • Tight narrow legged trousers, trousers made of stretchy legging-type material
  • Sportswear
  • Very short skirts/revealing clothes
  • Trainers, pumps, canvas shoes, Vans, Kicker trainers or leisure shoes/pumps
  • Gloves, hats, caps
  • Clothing made of sheer/transparent materials
  • Where possible, tattoos should not be visible

Students will be sent home if they do not conform to the dress code. Parents/carers will be contacted on the first occasion a student is required to be sent home in relation to a dress code violation.

It is beyond the scope of the policy to provide guidance on every eventuality. In the event of queries, the Assistant Principal with responsibility for the Sixth Form, will act as the arbiter. If you fail to comply with these guidelines, you will be dealt with in line with the Academy Sixth Form discipline structure.