Uniform

Our school has a uniform comprised of:

Dark green V-necked top (jumper / sweatshirt with school name).
School clip on tie:

Year 7	Blue
Year 8	Grey
Year 9	Maroon
Year 10	Lilac
Year 11	Purple with Green Stripe

Dark green skirt which must be knee-length, or below. Skirts should be worn with black tights or black / white socks.
Trousers should be black, tailored and full length (i.e. ankles are not visible) and worn with white, black or grey socks. Leggings, jeans, sportswear or trousers with a skinny-jeans style fit are not allowed.
Plain black belt with plain buckle if required.
White shirt or blouse – not fitted – must be of sufficient length to tuck into skirt / trousers.
Plain black shoes (without a logo or large buckles)
Socks should be white, black or grey.
Dark green or black headscarf / patka / turban if required. These should be plain with no logos.

Click on the link for further details Uniform Policy

Branded uniform can be purchased online from UniWear and Trutex or from The School Uniform Shop in Meanwood.

Allerton High School Uniform Exchange Group

The average amount spent on school uniform items per child per year is £348.55; it takes 2,700 litres of water to make a T-shirt, and 4,000 tonnes of clothes end up in Leeds' black bins every year. If you're looking for pre-loved uniform, or want to pass yours on, please post on this group, and invite others to join.

Happy exchanging!

https://www.facebook.com/groups/2996393473964629/

https://leedsuniformexchange.org.uk/

Leeds Winter Coat appeal

You can pick up a free winter coat, and/or donate one through the leeds winter coat appeal.

https://www.zerowasteleeds.org.uk/posts/leeds-winter-coat-appeal-is-back/

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