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BUSINESS DRESS

Scarborough UTC is an educational environment that emulates the environment found within modern industry.  Learners and staff will dress in business wear as opposed to a school uniform or casual wear. 

Year 9,10 & 11 learners will wear a suit of charcoal grey colour, white shirt and a Scarborough UTC tie. 

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The dress code is designed as to prepare learners for work to achieve the following; 

  • A sense of identity and pride in being part of the UTC
  • Reduces the opportunity for one-upmanship via designer clothing 
  • Identifies the learner as being part of the UTC
  • Is practical for the activities to be participated in

Main School @ Scarborough UTC 

  • A standard charcoal grey tailored suit with trousers, no skirt (No skinny/tight fitting trousers) 
  • A white long or short sleeved shirt with a collar suitable for wearing a tie
  • A Scarborough UTC tie must be worn at all times.  The length of the tie must be such that it is able to touch the top of the trousers/skirt.  The tie knot should not be overly large. 
  • Plain black socks
  • A grey plain V-neck jumper (not sweatshirt) if required 
  • A dark coat for outside wear (no logos)
  • Plain black leather shoes (solid sole only) Shoes are required to be leather / leather look and contain no patterns or branding.  Shoes which could reasonably be viewed to be trainers will not be allowed.  Boots are only to be worn if they are covered by trousers.

All items above are stocked by our supplier, apart from the tie, it is not compulsory to purchase these from the supplier. 

Workshop and Laboratory clothing

  • A white laboratory coat
  • A navy blue cotton laboratory coat for engineering practical sessions
  • A pair of black safety shoes or boots
  • The UTC will provide ear and eye protection

Sports and PE Activities

PE kit can be purchased from Yorbrand with an SUTC logo, but this not essential. However all items worn must be fully plain and without logos.

  • Navy blue/black T shirt / sweatshirt
  • Navy/black shorts /joggers/leggings
  • Navy/black or white socks
  • Trainers(without extreme logos)

Jewellery

  • From September 2024. Students must attend college without any jewellery. (No earrings, piercings, watches, bracelets, or necklaces can be worn at all)

Nails, Hair & Make-up

  • Hair must be worn in a professional style and must remain a natural colour
  • Ideally no make-up is worn, if make-up is worn, it should be subtle enough that it is not noticeable
  • No false eyelashes
  • False nails if worn must be a natural colour
  • All nails should be kept trimmed and not exceed 2mm above the nailbed (this is a protection measure for PE and workshop/Health suite use)

Phones

  • Phones if brought to college must remain in the student's locker at all times, unless directed otherwise by staff

Sixth Form @ Scarborough UTC 

  • Smart business dress – this may be a suit, it may be tailored trousers or skirt and smart polo shirt or blouse. Sixth Form students should not wear jeans, hoodies or tracksuits
  • Shoes – not trainers 
  • For all commercial events we request that Sixth Form wear a formal suit. 

Supplier

Our uniform supplier is YorBrand who are located at 67 Victoria Road, Scarborough YO11 1SH

Telephone number: 01723 447959

https://www.yorbrand.uk/

Provision of Second-Hand Uniforms

In case of hardship please contact the college and we will determine if there is support we can offer towards the purchase of uniform

We do stock a number of pre-loved items of uniform. If you would like further information, please contact a member of the Pastoral Team or Reception on Tel: 01723 821621 or Email: enquiries@su.coastandvale.academy

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The Coast and Vale Learning Trust in Scarborough aims to improve education in the locality through establishing coherent and collaborative practice across schools and other educational institutions in the area.

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