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Having Your Say
Dress Code cont…
In addition, dress needs to be appropriate for the activity and environment to ensure safety. For example, hair
may need to be covered or tied back in a canteen or science laboratory; those taking part in sporting activities
may be asked to remove jewellery or accessories if these pose a risk; and hard hats or protective footwear are
essential in certain workshops.
Full participation in learning
If a learner’s face is partially or fully obscured for any reason (for example by hats, hoods, veils, sunglasses,
scarves etc) it will be difficult for the tutor to judge their engagement with learning or for the learner to
participate satisfactorily in discussions and practical activities with others, therefore, learners’ faces should
be clearly and fully visibl