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    The uniform and the manner in which it is worn is a reflection on the school and its standards. Carshalton Girls believes in the highest standards, the highest aspirations and the highest expectations in all aspects of school life.

    Why we believe school uniform is important

    • It identifies students as belonging to the school and helps in the creation of a school community - the wearing of school uniforms emphasises membership and group identity, fostering a community spirit;
    • It provides a framework for young people who need to learn that different dress codes are required for different circumstances and prepares many for a work environment where formal dress is required;
    • It avoids the excesses of competition with fashionable/designer label clothes which many families cannot afford;
    • The wearing of school uniforms helps students to realise that a person’s unique gifts and personality traits go deeper than their apparel and aren’t diminished by uniform dress;
    • It is perceived positively by prospective parents;
    • Wearing a school uniform prevents the formation of dress-identified cliques.
    • Smart appearance is increasingly an important aspect of modern life and instils self-confidence and a sense of personal respect;
    • There is clear evidence that students who are self-disciplined with regard to their uniform apply the same self-discipline to other aspects of school, i.e. homework and personal organisation.
    • Most significantly, all of the above can have a positive impact on a student’s progress in school.

    Students are responsible for ensuring that they present themselves neatly while adhering to the requirements of the uniform policy. Students are representatives of the school and, therefore, should be worn in the correct manner on the way to and from school, throughout the school day and on school journeys (unless otherwise instructed).

    School uniform requirements can be found in our Behaviour Policy. Blazer and checked blouse are compulsory items while the V-neck jumper is optional (note: no other jumper can be worn as an alternative).

    All uniform items should be clearly marked with the student’s name.

    Supply of School Uniform

    Uniform is available to order from our uniform supplier, Schoolwear Inc, via their website or from their shop in Worcester Park. They deliver to the school fortnightly.

    We also have good quality, clean, second-hand uniform available. 

    Schoolwear Inc Ltd

    198 - 202 Cheam Common Road
    Worcester Park
    KT4 8QJ

    T: 020 3051 7488

    Second Hand Uniform

    Visit our on-line shop to make your purchase by following this link:

    Once purchased via the website, students will be informed and the uniform can be collected from the school office.

    Donating Second Hand Uniform

    Please donate your unwanted, good quality uniform to school. 

    To donate, we ask you to:

    • Wash items at 60 degrees.
    • Deliver your donations to reception or send in with your daughter to hand into the office.

    Any lost property at the end of the academic year, which is unnamed and unclaimed will be considered for second hand uniform.