School uniform expectations:
The school policy is for children to wear the following:
BOYS:
Grey shorts or trousers, white shirt (ideally polo-shirt) and jade green jumper/sweatshirt or cardigan
GIRLS:
Grey skirts, pinafores, shorts or trousers, white shirt or blouse and jade green jumper/sweatshirt or cardigan
Please note that leggings are not allowed to be worn in school.
All children will need a pair of black indoor pumps.
No hoodies (unless year 6 leaver’s hoodie), pullovers, sports tops, fleeces.
We do not insist that uniform carries the school logo, though we do ask that children have at least one T-shirt and jumper/cardigan with the logo on for school trips, photo day etc
PE Uniform
Children should wear plain black tracksuit bottoms, shorts or leggings with their house team’s coloured t-shirt.
Sensible trainers.
Children must not wear any jewellery or watches.
Long hair must be tied up.
Earrings must be removed for PE and cannot be covered by a plaster.
(If you are wanting to get your child’s ear pierced, we suggest doing this at the start of the Summer holidays so that they have time to heal.)
FOOTWEAR:
Indoor footwear- all pupils in Y1-Y6 (unless for medical reasons they require specialist footwear) must have plain, black pumps with their name and class clearly marked in each pump
Outdoor Footwear – Sensible, safe, flat-heeled shoes or trainers – no high heels or flip-flops
JEWELLERY
As part of the school’s dress code, the wearing of jewellery is restricted to a wristwatch (for people who can tell the time or are currently learning to do so) and, if relevant, small ear studs for safety and security reasons.
MAKE UP
Make up and nail varnish are not permitted in school.
Extreme hair colours and styles are discouraged, and may prevent children from representing school on sporting or other events.
LOST PROPERTY
All items brought to school should be clearly labelled with the child’s name.
Lost property is collected in the plastic boxes in the school hall. At the end of each term we empty the lost property for pupils and parents to claim their belongings. Whatever is left will be used by school as spare or donated to charity. On occasion we organise a sale of any second hand or unused uniform at events organised by the Parent Council. School cannot be held responsible for loss or damage to personal property, so would recommend expensive or valuable items are not brought into school.
For further information, please see our uniform Policy on the policies page.
