There is an expectation for parents/carers to work in partnership to ensure pupils are correctly dressed in school uniform, in keeping with our high standards.

Pupils in Reception - Year 6 

• A V-necked navy-blue jumper or cardigan with the school logo as supplied;
• a white shirt;
• navy blue pinafore or navy-blue knee length, pleated or ‘A’-line skirt; mid grey plain, straight trousers or shorts; school tie (not elasticated).
• Plain Navy-blue tights; white / grey socks (no trainer socks)
• Black, flat shoes (no open toe / back) to be worn, no boots*
• Navy blue and white small checked summer dresses / culottes style dresses can be worn from the beginning of the Summer Term through to 1st October.

Reception children only: Wellington boots (any colour) also required - to be kept in school.

PE Kit

• White round neck tee-shirt – with logo Navy blue shorts
• Plain navy sweatshirt (can be zip-through hoodie style without neck drawstrings) (no sports brands/logos)
• Plain navy jogging trousers (no sports brands/logos)
• Trainers suitable for PE (no astro trainers/boots)

Additional items

• Pupils in Year 3 - Year 6 require an art overall (old, over-sized shirt).
• Coat – please ensure children have a warm, waterproof coat

Bags

• Pupils in Reception - Year 2 require a school branded bookbag with the school logo.
• Pupils in Year 3 - Year 6 require a school branded rucksack and a small, clear pencil case.

Personal Appearance

• In the interest of health, hygiene and safety, hair which is past a child’s chin must be fully tied back and up.
• Hair should only be fastened with blue or black bands; small navy hair clips; only navy/white/clear hair beads.
• Hair colour and style must be appropriate for school, ie. natural hair only – no brightly multi-coloured hair wraps, no dyed/tipped end dyed hair or head shavings and hairstyles should not be excessive.
• Nails are to be natural; no nail varnish/gels/extensions to be worn under any circumstances.
• No temporary tattoos; Henna tattoos only permitted as part of cultural events.
• Make-up is not allowed.

Jewellery

• No jewellery is to be worn except for one pair of small, plain, round studs where necessary worn in ear lobes. Children must remove ear-rings for PE and swimming and any new piercings are to be at the beginning of summer holidays.
• Children in KS1 and KS2 may wear watches but the school can take no responsibility for any loss.
• Children should not bring umbrellas or sunglasses to school.

The school’s decision is final in all of the above.

*A boot is defined as any footwear that covers the ankle.

 

Items of compulsory school uniform are available from: