and black jogging bottoms or games skirt and a red sweatshirt for girls for outdoor activities. Sixth form uniform is identical to the uniform worn by students in year 7-11, except with a black jumper and sixth form tie. The sixth form tie is similar to the sports tie, except the diagonal stripe bearing the dragon emblem is an outline and is not filled solidly. After long discussion, the senior members of the school's staff introduced a ban on all outdoor jackets, although a ban on indoor jackets is vague. This has been responded with high praise within the school from both pupil , parents and inspectors. Eirias is known famously in the area for being a "No Hat School", this rule being enforced by many respected members of the school's faculty. Controversies YouTube data protection breach In December 2010, a teacher at the school uploaded a video onto a school-owned account on the video-sharing website YouTube. The video was a screen recording of him demonstrating using the school's management system to record a behaviour incident, and included the name, home address, parents' contact details, photograph and confidential records of attendance and behaviour for a year 11 boy at the school. The video went unnoticed until 31 January 2011, when complaints were submitted by an anonymous individual simultaneously to the school's governors, Conwy County Borough Council education authority, General Teaching Council for Wales, Department for Education and the Information Commissioner's Office; the video was removed. Local television covered the story heavily and the boy's family received an apology and the investigation by the ICO resulted in a formal warning on the condition the school improved its data security arrangements. References Secondary schools in Conwy County Borough Colwyn Bay