Uniform

When children are in school, they are part of a community and by wearing a simple school uniform we hope to promote a feeling of equality, partnership and belonging.  We therefore encourage school uniform for all children.  All items of uniform and personal possessions should be named.

GirlsGrey skirt, pinafore or grey school trousers (not fashion trousers)
Light blue polo shirt
Burgundy school sweatshirt or v necked jumper/cardigan
Burgundy, grey, black or white socks
Summer termBurgundy and white checked dress (optional)
BoysGrey trousers or shorts
Light blue polo shirt
Burgundy school sweatshirt or v necked jumper
Grey or black socks
P.E Burgundy T-shirt
Black or grey shorts
Plimsolls or trainers
Black or grey jogging bottoms in cold weather
Swimming costumes are required during the Spring Term
An apron or painting shirt will be required for Art

Children should wear black shoes that will allow them to run around and get the most out of their playtimes (no trainers). It is important to ensure your child’s shoes/boots do not have a high heel. In the case of bad weather when children come to school in wellingtons, shoes must be brought to change into.

The school sweatshirts, cardigans and polo shirts featuring the school logo are available School Trends.

P.E. kits should be stored in a drawstring bag that will easily hang on a coat peg. This should be brought into school on a Monday for the week. Large sports bags will not be permitted.

For PE lessons all pupils and teachers will be expected to have their hair tied back and all jewellery removed. (If ears have been recently pierced and studs cannot be removed, parents should contact the Head Teacher.)

School uniform and PE kit is a required part of our school uniform policy. We appreciate that school uniform can be expensive therefore we are happy for pupils to wear generic cardigans or jumpers without the school logo if they wish.

Please click here for our Uniform Policy

Please click here for DfE school uniform guidance.