Our school uniform identifies us as a community and reinforces our culture of high expectations and presentation. Pupils are expected to dress in full school uniform. Uniform gives us all an identity to be part of and proud of.

Expectations for our school uniform

• Royal blue sweatshirt, jumper, fleece or cardigan with or without school logo,
• White or blue (light blue or dark blue) polo shirt/blouse, plain or with school logo
• Grey trousers or shorts
• Grey knee length skirt/pinafore
• Blue/white summer dresses
• Black school shoes or trainers – heeled shoes, open-toed shoes or sling back shoes are not appropriate. No crocs.
• Years 6 blue tie and shirt. Ties are initially provided by the school.

PE Kit

• White or blue t-shirt, plain or with school logo (tops must cover the shoulders and midriff).
• Black plain, or Navy PE shorts (no shorter than mid thigh length
• Dark coloured tracksuit bottoms
• Black plimsolls or Trainers (these should be different to normal school wear)
• During the colder weather pupils may wear black or blue sweatshirts, hoodies or tracksuit tops.

Jewellery

Pupils may wear a pair of stud earrings – no hooped earrings.

Earrings must be removed for PE lessons by the pupil or at home. If earrings can not be removed these must be covered by surgical tape which must be supplied by home and applied either by the pupil or parent/carer.

Watches may be worn however watches with camera devices are not allowed.

Necklaces, rings and bracelets are not allowed. Facial piercings are not permitted.

Nails/Make up

Nails should be free of any artificial enhancements (varnish, acrylic, silk wraps, pressons, rhinestones, etc.)

Make up and fake tan is not permitted

Book bags/drink bottles

Book bags and drink bottles with the school logo may be purchased from the school office however these are not required items.

Where to purchase

All uniform may be ordered or purchased from high-street retailers or online retailers. Our Parent Teacher Association (PTA) do arrange second-hand uniform sales which will be advertised via our website or Facebook page.

Non-Uniform Days

A non-uniform day allows a child to express his/her individuality through their attire. The expectation is for the child to wear garments that fit appropriately and are non-offensive. Any article of clothing that is deemed inappropriate for a non-uniform day will result in the child being required to change into school uniform. Sometimes for school trips other clothing is requested, please consider appropriateness for the weather conditions expected.

Health and Safety

For safety reasons jewellery must not be worn in school. Only watches and stud earrings may be worn if necessary, but they must be removed for P.E. lessons by your child.