Uniform

A school uniform gives a school a sense of identity, belonging and pride. It also ensures all pupils are on an equal footing, provides good value for money and minimises conflict in the morning about what clothing should be worn! The Governing Body strongly encourages pupils to wear school uniform; please adhere to these guidelines at all times.

We use Brigade and orders can be made online and delivered straight to your door. The website link for the uniform supplier is www.brigade.uk.com

Please ensure all items are named and check regularly that your writing / labels can still be read clearly.

Lower Body:

Grey / black / navy trousers or shorts (no jeans or sportswear including leggings)
Grey / black / navy skirt, culottes or pinafore dress (no denim)
Grey / black / white or navy socks / tights

Upper Body:

White / navy polo shirt or blouse (with school logo or plain)
Navy sweatshirt / cardigan (preferably with school logo)
Blue and white striped / checked cotton dress (summer wear)

P.E. Kit:

T-shirt in child’s house colour (with or without school logo)
White or navy shorts
Navy jogging bottoms and warm jumper (for colder weather)
Plimsolls (for indoor use) and trainers (for outdoor use).

Please note that plimsolls / joggers are not required for Reception pupils until the summer term. All children must bring a change of clothes for P.E. lessons.

Footwear:

Black or navy flat shoes / sandals (socks must be worn). No boots should be worn during the school day. In cases of adverse weather, appropriate boots can be brought to school in a named bag so children can change for play times.

Swimming:

Boys to wear swimming trunks / shorts
Girls to wear an all-in-one swimming costume (no bikinis)
All children must wear a swimming hat
Goggles are optional but national advice is that these should not be worn

Jewellery, such as bracelets or necklaces, should not be worn to school for safety reasons. If a child has pierced ears, then small studs may be worn as long as the child is able to remove them when required to do so. Earrings must not be worn for PE lessons as serious injuries have been sustained as a result of contact between pupils wearing jewellery and other pupils, equipment or apparatus during physical activity.

Longer hair must be tied back for P.E. but we recommend that it is tied back at all times.

Please ensure that hair styles are appropriate for a school environment. Hair accessories should also be plain.

Name Tags

The school receives commission for any name tags that are ordered through MyNametags.com using the School ID No. 31036. Please click here for more details.