School Uniform
We want our children to look smart and feel smart, portraying a positive image of the school wherever they go. Our uniform featuring our school logo certainly does do just that!
Below is a list of uniform items and expectations. Our full policy can be viewed on our policies page.
Below is a list of uniform items and expectations. Our full policy can be viewed on our policies page.
Uniform List and Expectations
Uniform Items
P.E. and Games
Other items
Jewellery
We do not allow children to wear most jewellery. Earrings are strongly discouraged in school. If parents opt for their child to wear earrings they must only be small plain studs. Children who are participating in P.E., swimming, sports clubs and/or physical activities must not wear earrings. On days when these activities are scheduled, children must leave their earrings at home - children should not come to school wearing earrings on these days. It is recommended, therefore, that any ear piercings take place at the start of the summer holiday to allow ears to heal during the school closure period. Children should be taught how to remove earrings safely so that they can be taken out on days where PE may take place on an unscheduled day.
An inexpensive watch may be worn (but any type of fitness or smart watch is not permitted).
Hair
Hair should be neatly presented. Long hair should be tied back with a simple bobble, scrunchy or alice band in school colours (maroon). Hair should be worn in a style appropriate for the varied activities of the school day. Coloured hair or extreme styles should be avoided.
A maroon, black or white, plain headscarf (hijab) in the short fitted children’s style (with no pins) may be worn.
Shoes
- Traditional, grey school skirt, trousers or shorts
- White polo shirt (these are available with the school logo)
- Maroon sweatshirt or cardigan with school logo
- Grey, black or white socks or tights
- Black school-style shoes or all-black trainers (strictly no boots, high heels, platform soles, open-toe sandals or slip-ons). See attached photographs for guidance.
- Baseball cap or sun hat
- In the summer term, a one piece pink and white gingham dress may be worn
P.E. and Games
- Plain White T-shirt (these are available with the school logo)
- Plain black shorts
- Traditional, plain black plimsolls or trainers
- Black track suit (optional, but recommended for winter PE lessons)
- Drawstring bag for PE kit (available with school logo)
Other items
- Maroon Book bag (available with school logo)
- Clear, non-spill water bottle (available with school logo)
- A school coat
Jewellery
We do not allow children to wear most jewellery. Earrings are strongly discouraged in school. If parents opt for their child to wear earrings they must only be small plain studs. Children who are participating in P.E., swimming, sports clubs and/or physical activities must not wear earrings. On days when these activities are scheduled, children must leave their earrings at home - children should not come to school wearing earrings on these days. It is recommended, therefore, that any ear piercings take place at the start of the summer holiday to allow ears to heal during the school closure period. Children should be taught how to remove earrings safely so that they can be taken out on days where PE may take place on an unscheduled day.
An inexpensive watch may be worn (but any type of fitness or smart watch is not permitted).
Hair
Hair should be neatly presented. Long hair should be tied back with a simple bobble, scrunchy or alice band in school colours (maroon). Hair should be worn in a style appropriate for the varied activities of the school day. Coloured hair or extreme styles should be avoided.
A maroon, black or white, plain headscarf (hijab) in the short fitted children’s style (with no pins) may be worn.
Shoes
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Bags
Book bags are ideal for school. Alternatively, a simple drawstring back pack. We don't want to see any larger back packs or bags in school. No need to buy expensive, branded bags! |
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Uniform Suppliers
School uniform items are available from our two schoolwear partners:
Name Labels
Everything that comes into school should be clearly labelled with your child's name - including all clothing, bags, PE Kit and lunchboxes.
'Stikins' provide an easy name label with multiple uses for all kinds of school items. The Stikins website is: https://www.stikins.co.uk
If you add our school number to your order - we'll receive some commission and you won't pay anything extra! Our school number is: 15860
To order your Stikins, click the image below:
'Stikins' provide an easy name label with multiple uses for all kinds of school items. The Stikins website is: https://www.stikins.co.uk
If you add our school number to your order - we'll receive some commission and you won't pay anything extra! Our school number is: 15860
To order your Stikins, click the image below:
Parents are free to use any name label provider, or to use their own method for labelling clothing and equipment. Stikins will give us 30% commission on any sales made using our link or quoting our school number.