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School Uniform

School uniform is part of the learning process - it promotes enthusiasm for working and a sense of community. All students are expected to wear the full uniform. The school jumper and blazer are compulsory for all students in Years 7 to 11 and the St Gregory’s school skirt or grey boot cut trousers are compulsory for all girls.

 

Regular checks are carried out at school to see that the uniform is properly worn. All clothing should be clearly marked with the student’s name.

 

Students are encouraged to take pride in their school uniform. The school does not allow:

 

  • Fashion extremes, including extreme hairstyles and colours;
  • Wearing of make-up, nail varnish, fake nails or fake eyelashes;
  • Training shoes (other than all black leather) except for use during PE lessons. Students wishing to play football etc. during break and lunchtime should change their school shoes for trainers and the reverse after the break. This is to prevent a) damage to shoes and b) mud/dirt being brought into the building.
  • Jewellery other than one set of small stud earrings (one only in each ear lobe) for girls and/or a small crucifix and chain. 

 

Full details of the school uniform and PE/games kit can be found by clicking here

The Sixth Form dress code is ‘smart’ and details can be found by clicking here.

Suppliers

 

Monkhouse Schoolwear supply all our uniform, except the PE/games kit, either online, monkhouse.com or from their Tunbridge Wells store, 64 Calverley Road, Tunbridge Wells, TN1 1UG.

 

For reasons of sizing, advice on quantities and garment care information, we recommend families of new entrants make their purchases from the Simmonds shop. 

 

St Gregory’s PE and games kit must be purchased through SportsScene Direct.

 

Lost Property

 

The school has a lost property office for any lost items that have been found and handed in to the school office. The lost property office is located opposite NL2 and open daily from 13.05 to 13.30. All clothing items and property should be marked clearly with the student’s name. 

 

We encourage all parents to sign up to www.FindMyKit.com. Smart tag labels can be purchased which can be ironed into clothing or stuck onto items such as rugby boots, equipment etc. If your tagged item reaches lost property it is scanned and automatically triggers an email/text message to the parent advising them that an item is in lost property.

Our Values

Ambition Rooted firmly in Catholic teachings, we aim to nurture and guide our students to fulfil their God-given potential so they may achieve success.

Leadership We strive to be a community of servant leaders, where individuals gain a clear sense of self and purpose, knowing their values and using these to guide how they enrich the community in which they belong.

Integrity We teach our students to value honesty and have strong moral principles, using their discernment to govern their actions and take responsibility for their choices.

Vigour Inspired by the life of St Gregory, we empower our students to work with vigour, so they approach all activities and opportunities with effort, energy and enthusiasm.

Empathy We aim for our students to understand and value the feelings of others and for them to know they are loved and celebrated irrespective of their differences.

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Trust Information

St Gregory's Catholic School is an academy, and part of the Kent Catholic Schools’ Partnership. The Kent Catholic Schools’ Partnership is an exempt charity and a company limited by guarantee registered in England and Wales under company registration number 08176019 at registered address: Barham Court, Teston, Maidstone, Kent, ME18 5BZ. St Gregory's Catholic School is a business name of Kent Catholic Schools’ Partnership.

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