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The Hampton School Code of Conduct
Personal Conduct
Be polite, helpful and considerate; behave sensibly and with sensitivity towards others. Avoid any form of bullying. Walk around the School in a quiet and civilised manner, do not run.
Personal Appearance – The School Dress Code
All boys are required to wear clean and tidy clothing as listed below:
A white shirt and the School tie. The shirt must be tucked in and the tie must cover the top button of the shirt, which should be done up.
A School blazer which should not be taken off without permission (except when playing outside).
Dark grey formal trousers not denim.
Black formal shoes cleaned regularly and black or dark grey socks (you are not allowed to wear trainers).
Pullovers should be black with a V-neck (no sweatshirts).
Boys must not wear hairstyles deemed by the School to be extreme, facial hair (unless for religious reasons) or jewellery. Hair must not be dyed an unnatural colour.
The Sixth Form
Sixth formers are required to wear smart business dress; this must include either a suit or a jacket and formal non-denim trousers, with the School tie. Pullovers should be plain and V-neck so that the tie is visible. Jackets should be worn around the School. Boys are not allowed to wear hairstyles deemed by the School to be extreme, facial hair (unless for religious reasons) or jewellery. Hair must not be dyed an unnatural colour.
Punctuality
Arrive in good time for all registrations, lessons and other School commitments.
Boys Sick or Off-Games
If you are feeling unwell at any time, you may go to see the School Nurse, but first go to the start of your lesson and ask for permission to do this. If you are injured during games, tell your teacher that you need to see the Nurse