Our Uniform

Our uniform is supplied by School Uniform Direct. The store can be contacted directly by telephone (020 8544 5440 - Option 2) or through their website at schooluniformdirect.co.uk.
The closest store to our Academy is School Uniform Direct (Fulham), 84 Lillie Road, London SW6 1TL.
Mr Deery’s Uniform Shop – we want to help!
Loaned uniform is available from the Academy directly. We cannot guarantee all items will be available in every size, but we will work with families to ensure we can share what we can. The school uniform shop will be open for students every day from 7:30-7:50am in M1.
Uniform expectations
Arriving in full school uniform helps students feel equal and gets them ‘Ready to Learn’. Full school uniform should be worn to and from school. Our students are ambassadors for the Academy at all times.
The Academy expectations and uniform apply to all students within the Academy, when travelling to or from the Academy and whilst on trips and visits.
Please note the following points:
- Sweatshirts/hoodies, caps and trainers are not permitted and will be confiscated.
- Make up is not permitted. Jewellery including rings (with the exception of one pair of small gold or silver studs on each earlobe and a watch) are not permitted and must not be worn. If worn on school site, jewellery will be confiscated.
- Woolly hats are allowed in the winter months but must not be worn in the school building. Jackets, too, must not be worn inside the building.
- We do not allow any facial piercings or more than one piercing in each ear lobe. You will be asked to remove such piercings (even if they have just been done).
- Hairstyles should be only one natural colour, without markings cut into the hair.
- Hair longer than shoulder length will be expected to be tied back.
- No nail varnish or false nails are allowed and nails should be of a reasonable length.
- Only plain black leather, or imitation leather, school shoes are permitted.
- If you are considering buying a winter coat or waterproof jacket, please note that this should be plain black or navy blue.
- Skirts should be knee length and trousers should be worn at the waist.
- All students in years 7-11 are required to carry a plain backpack which can fit an A4 folder.
This list is not exhaustive and during the academic year items may be added to this list. In this event staff, students and parents/carers will be informed in advance.
Our uniform
Students are expected to have:
- School blazer with logo
- School jumper with logo
- School tie in year colour
- Dark blue trousers/skirt (not skinny trousers or skirts above knee)
- White shirt/blouse
- Black plain smart/formal ankle length socks. Plain black tights can also be worn. Fluffy socks are not permitted.
- PE polo shirt
- PE tracksuit bottom/shorts
- PE tracksuit jacket
- Backpack that will fit A4 folders (Years 7-11)
- Plain outdoor coat
If wearing a hijab, it should be navy (same colour as trousers/skirts).
Items of clothing that are not part of the school uniform will be confiscated and a sanction issued. If a student is unsure of our uniform expectations, they should confirm these with their Tutor or Year Team Leader.
The Academy expectations and uniform apply to all students within the Academy, when travelling to or from the Academy and whilst on trips and visits.
Student tie colours 2026/27:
- Year 7 - Red
- Year 8 - Green
- Year 9 - Black
- Year 10 - Purple
- Year 11 - Yellow
Our uniform in pictures


Equipment
Students must bring a minimum of:
- a clear pencil case to carry their equipment
- 2 black pens
- 2 green pens
- 2 pencils
- 2 black whiteboard pens
- 3 highlighters (green, pink, yellow)
- a rubber
- a ruler
- a glue stick
- a maths set (protractor, compass)
- a Casio scientific calculator (Casio FX-83GT CW or Casio FX-85GT CW)
- a plain backpack. Sixth Form students may bring any bag, though it must be appropriate for school such as rucksacks, satchels and large sports bags. Students' bags should be large enough to support an A4 ring binder without folding it. Handbags are not permitted.
- a reading book
- the Academy’s PE kit
- exercise books (as per the student’s timetable)
- a filled water bottle
It is a student’s responsibility to ensure their books remain presentable and are not defaced.
Mobile phones, smart watches and smart glasses
At HLAW, mobile phones must be handed in at the start of the school day to keep students focused on learning and protect privacy. If a student is late, it is their responsibility to hand the phone in at reception.
Phones are stored securely during the school day and will returned to students at the end of the school day. It is the responsibility of the student to hand in their phone. If a student fails to hand it their phone it will be confiscated for five school days, after which it will be returned to their parent/carer after 3:45pm. Repeated breaches of this policy will result in mobile phones being confiscated for extended periods of time.
Smart watches and glasses (internet glasses) are fulled banned because they also allow students to go online whilst in class. This rule helps our students learn better and stay safe.
Uniform Policy
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