MIS Uniform
MIS Student Uniform Requirements - 2024-2025
Introduction
It is our policy that all students wear school uniform when attending school, or when participating in
school-organised events outside normal school hours. Uniform can be bought at local shops including
supermarkets. In addition, Ascot Uniforms stock most items uniform.
Aims
We believe that a school uniform is important because it:
• Identifies the students with the school
• Helps to create a sense of community and belonging
• Gives a sense of pride and common purpose
• Looks smart
• Makes students feel equal to their peers in terms of appearance
We ask that all students wear uniform and encourage them to maintain a good standard of clean and tidy
dress in school.
Policy
The uniform requirements for EYFS, Primary and Secondary will be published on both MIS and DES school
websites and updated as required. Parents may be reminded of the uniform requirements at regular
intervals throughout the year.
Any items supplied by the school (e.g., ties, book bags) will need to be replaced at the parent’s expense
if lost or damaged.
In the case of any required arbitration, the final decision of what is acceptable remains with the school. If
a student’s appearance is deemed inappropriate by the school principal and or heads of school, parents
will be contacted to resolve the issue.
Failure to comply with uniform requirements will result in school age-appropriate sanctions for all students
(e.g., break time or afterschool detention)
Monitoring and Review
The uniform requirements will be reviewed annually and updated in accordance with MoEHE guidelines.
EYFS: FS1 and FS2
Girls
| Boys |
| • White polo shirt | • White polo shirt |
• Navy cardigan/jumper (without logos)
| • Plain, simple hair accessories
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• Navy jogging trousers, skirt, dress, or shorts – must have elasticated waist
| • Navy jumper (without logos)
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| • Plain navy, black or white socks/tights | • Navy jogging trousers or shorts – must have elasticated waist
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| • Black shoes or trainers (without laces if possible) | • Plain navy or black socks |
• Black shoes or trainers (without laces if possible)
| • Black shoes or trainers (without laces if possible) |
| • Sun hat | • Sun hat |
❖ Hair must be styled without artificial, vibrant, or contrasting colour
❖ Hair should be neat and well groomed
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Primary: Years 1 to 6
Girls
| Boys |
• White polo shirt or white buttoned shirt/blouse
| • White polo shirt or white buttoned shirt |
| • Navy skirt, dress (below the knee) or trousers | • Navy trousers or shorts |
| • Navy jumper/cardigan (without logos) | • Navy jumper (without logos) |
| • Black school shoes | • Black school shoes |
| • Plain navy or white headscarf | • Plain navy or black socks
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| • Plain navy, black or white tights/socks | • Attire worn for religious purposes |
| • One pair of stud earrings if desired (must be removed during PE lessons) | • A watch (if desired) |
| • Attire worn for religious purposes | |
| • A watch (if desired) | |
• Navy/white, simple hair accessories
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❖ Hair must be styled without artificial, vibrant, or contrasting colour
❖ Hair should be neat and well groomed
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PE Kit - Girls and Boys (EYFS to 6)
On timetabled PE days, all students wear their PE kit to school:
• Plain white polo shirt or t-shirt
• Plain navy shorts (below the knee) or plain navy tracksuit (no logos)
• Athletic style trainers with non-marking soles, closed toes, and closed heels – ideally white
• White socks
All jewellery must be removed for PE and shoulder length hair must be tied back with a plain navy blue, or
white hair band.
Swimming Kit - Girls and Boys (EYFS to 6)
• Rash vest (short/long sleeves)
• Swimming shorts to the knee
• Goggles
• Towel
• Hairbrush/Comb
All the above must be provided in a waterproof bag.
The following items are not part of EYFS or Primary school uniform and must not be worn in
school.
• Hooded tops / sweaters
• Any tops or jumpers with logos
• Smart watches
• Jewellery (other than one pair of stud earrings)
• Any earrings other than studs
• Facial piercings, unless worn to practice local customs
• Torn, untidy or dirty clothing
Nail varnish is not allowed in school.
Secondary: Years 7 to 11
Girls
| Boys |
| • White buttoned shirt or blouse (long/short sleeves) | • White buttoned shirt (long/short sleeves) |
| • Tie – provided by school | • Tie – provided by school |
| • Navy skirt (below the knee) or trousers | • Navy trousers |
| • Navy jumper, cardigan, or blazer (without logos) | • Navy jumper or blazer (without logos)
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| • Black formal school shoes, non-slip (no trainers, boots, sandals or similar) | • Black formal school shoes non-slip (no trainers, boots, sandals or similar) |
| • Plain navy, black or white socks/tights | • Plain navy, black or white socks
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| • Plain navy headscarf | • Attire worn for religious purposes |
| • One pair of stud earrings if desired (must be removed during PE lessons) | • A watch (if desired) ❖ |
• Attire worn for religious purposes
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• A watch (if desired)
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• Navy/white, simple hair accessories
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❖Hair must be styled without artificial, vibrant, or contrasting colour
❖ Hair must be neat and well groomed For House events students will need a plain t-shirt or polo shirt in their house colour
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PE kit – Female and Male – Years 7 to 11
Kit to be brought to school in a separate bag and students to change in school.
• Plain white polo shirt with a collar
• Plain navy shorts (below the knee) or plain navy-blue tracksuit
• Athletic style trainers (or football boots for sports field activities during winter months)
• White socks
• Navy blue or white cap
All jewellery must be removed for PE and shoulder length hair must be tied back with a plain navy blue, or
white hair band.
Swimming Kit - Female and Male – Years 7 to 11
• Rash vest (short/long sleeves)
• Swimming shorts to the knee
• Goggles
• Towel
• Hairbrush/Comb
All the above must be provided in a waterproof bag.
Nail varnish is not allowed in school.
Sixth Form
Sixth form students are not required to wear the same uniform as the rest of the school. There is,
however, an expectation that sixth form students are dressed appropriately in a manner that represents
themselves and the school favourably. Their appearance should set a positive example for younger
students to aspire to.
Female Students
| Male Students |
• Tailored blouse or top, with short or long sleeves, formal in style with no more than the top button undone
| • Collared shirts that are worn tucked in trousers
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| • Loose fitting blouses/tops of sufficient length to tuck into skirt or trousers | • Tie |
| • V neck or round neck jumper, tank top, cardigan, or jacket, plain in style with no logos | • Smart tailored trousers with a plain design, no patch pockets, rivets, or obvious stitching |
• Smart tailored trousers with a plain design, no patch pockets, rivets, or obvious stitching
| • Belts, plain in colour with a simple buckle |
| • Formal skirt worn as an alternative to trousers, a plain design, falls below the knee and not tight fitting | • V neck or round neck jumper, tank top, cardigan, or jacket, plain in style with no logos |
| • Dresses that fall below the knee and not tight fitting. An abaya may be worn as an alternative to business dress | • Suit jacket is optional
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| • Formal shoes with a sensible heel (3cm max) | • Formal shoes |
| • Tights or socks | |
| • Head scarves of any suitable colour that match the outfit | |
• Make up and nail varnish is permissible, subtle in colour and design
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❖ Hair must be styled without artificial, vibrant, or contrasting colour
❖ Hair must be neat and well groomed
❖ In winter months coats may be worn outdoors but should be of a simple design and maintain a professional appearance in line with the rest of sixth form dress
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| For House events students will need a plain t-shirt or polo shirt in their house colour |
Secondary School – All Key Stages (Year 7-13)
The following items are not part of the secondary school uniform and must not be worn in school
• Hooded tops
• Items of clothing with logos or branding
• Smart watches
• Facial piercings, unless worn to practice local customs
• Torn, untidy or dirty clothing
• Immodest, revealing, or tight-fitting clothing
• Shorts, cut-offs, or anything that could be considered beach or leisure wear
• Sports shoes/trainers, boots, sandals, flip-flops, sliders, or backless shoes
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