School Uniform

We are proud of our school uniform, we expect all pupils to look smart and respectable and we hope that parents will support the school in our requirements about appearance.
School Uniform
Royal blue sweater or sweatshirt.
Girls may wear blue gingham dresses in the summer |
P.E Uniform
Navy blue shorts.
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P.E. is part of the National Curriculum and it is therefore essential your child takes part. On your child’s set P.E day they are required to come to school wearing their full P.E kit and will wear it for the whole school day.
Parents are asked to refrain from sending children to school wearing brightly coloured footwear, socks / tights, trainers, jeans, tight fitting trousers or skirts. High heeled shoes are not considered suitable for school.
IT WOULD BE A GREAT HELP IF ALL ITEMS OF CLOTHING COULD BE CLEARLY MARKED WITH THE OWNER’S NAME.
Jewellery is NOT allowed to be worn for safety reasons except for small stud earrings.
Provision of second-hand uniforms
Second-hand uniforms can benefit all parents, particularly those on low incomes. In addition, by extending the life of garments, it is more sustainable.
We encourage all parents to bring in uniform that they no longer require so long as it is in good condition.
The school maintains a stock of second-hand uniform that is available for parents to request as and when required. This can then be provided free of charge.
Our school uniform policy can be found in the policies section of the school website.

