School Uniform
We have a school uniform so that children are dressed in a smart and practical way and to promote a sense of community. Children must wear full school uniform at all times.
ALL UNIFORM MUST BE NAME TAGGED
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Year Reception - Year 5
Boys
Light blue polo shirt
Grey school trousers or shorts
Navy blue school jumper/cardigan with logo
Black shoes
White/grey/black or navy blue socks
Plain navy blue coat
Girls
Light blue polo shirt
Navy blue tunic or skirt or grey school trousers
Navy blue school jumper/cardigan with logo
Flat black shoes with a bar or laces or a covered front
White, black or navy blue long socks or tights
Plain navy blue coat
Summer - Navy blue and white checked dress (Autumn 1 and Summer Term)
Year 6 Uniform
Boys
White shirt and school tie
Navy blue school jumper with logo
Grey trousers or shorts
Black shoes
Plain navy blue coat
Girls
White shirt and school tie
Navy blue school jumper with logo
Flat black shoes with bar or laces and covered front
White or navy blue socks (not trainer socks)
Plain navy blue coat
PE Clothing
EYFS and KS1 (Years Reception, 1 and 2) keep their PE kit in school and change for lessons in the classroom so that they learn how to undress/dress themselves. They still require the full PE kit at all times.
KS2 wear their PE uniform to school on their two scheduled PE days. You will be notified of these days by your child’s new teacher every September.
PE kits consist of:
- Navy sports shorts (Not cycling shorts)
- Navy T-Shirt with the school logo
- Plain Navy jogging bottoms (Not leggings)
- Plain navy sports sweatshirt (can be a zipped one)
- Plain dark trainers (Blue or black)
Other Items/Accessories
Children are not allowed to wear jewellery in school. Children may wear one small pair of stud earrings. These must be removed or covered with tape on PE days.
Pupils in KS2 may wear a simple wrist watch.
We reserve the right to forbid items of clothing, accessories and footwear which are unacceptably dangerous in school or are against the interests of the children at large. Similarly, extremes of styles are not acceptable. If deemed appropriate by school staff items will be confiscated and kept in the school office for parents to collect.
Mobile Phones
Pupils who travel to school without an adult may bring a mobile phone to school. These must be switched off and left in the school office at the start of the day and should be collected at home time. Parents must write a letter giving their permission for the phone to be brought to school.
Hair
Hair longer than shoulder length should be tied back and fringes clipped out of the eyes. Extremes of hairstyles are not acceptable. No pupils should have their hair dyed or shaved.