A reminder that we are having a non-uniform day tomorrow, October 22nd.

This is to support the Sixth Form appeal in aid of refugees from the war in Syria.

Students are allowed to come dressed in anything that they know the school would consider decent and inoffensive. The general theme is Halloween, but people should not feel obliged to stick to the theme if they prefer not to. Neither do we want parents encouraged to spend lots of money, last minute, on costumes. The aim is to raise money to help others in greater need than ourselves and we would like to encourage a donation of £1.50 or so per student.

We would also ask students in fancy dress to be careful around little children when coming to and from school. What is fun for a teenager can be disturbing for an infant. In particular please don't wear a mask on the way to school or on the way home.

We hope everyone has some fun, does some good for others and still gets lots of work done.