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Uniform

Our school uniform helps to give the children a strong sense of identity and belonging. The Governors and staff expect high standards of appearance and have carefully selected practical and cost effective clothing to assist parents in meeting the school’s accepted dress code, details of which are outlined below.

Girls:

  • Grey skirt or pinafore, pleated or plain from any retailer [Winter]. Alternatively, girls can opt to wear grey trousers.
  • White collared shirt or blouse from any retailer [Winter]
  • Burgundy cardigan or jumper with or without school logo [all year]
  • Yellow gingham dress from any retailer [Summer]
  • Low heeled school shoes from any retailer: dark colour with closed fronts [all year]
  • White socks from any retailer [Summer]
  • Grey socks or tights from any retailer [Winter]
  • Burgundy and gold school tie available from the school [Winter]

Boys:

  • Grey trousers from any retailer [Winter]
  • Grey school shorts from any retailer [Summer]
  • White collared shirt from any retailer [Winter]
  • Burgundy jumper with or without school logo [all year]
  • Yellow polo shirt with school logo [Summer]
  • Sensible school shoes from any retailer: dark colour with closed fronts
  • Grey socks from any retailer
  • Burgundy and gold school tie available from the school [Winter]

 

P.E. Kit

To ensure safety and freedom of movement, the children are expected to wear shorts/tracksuit bottoms, PE t-shirts and appropriate footwear* for physical activities.

  • Yellow school PE T-shirt with school logo [all year]
  • Burgundy school shorts [all year for indoor and outdoor use]
  • Black plimsolls from any retailer -Years R to 2
  • Trainers from any retailer -Years 3 to 6.
  • Burgundy sweatshirt with or without school logo for warmth in Winter. 
  • Jogging bottoms-black or navy, from any retailer [Winter]

Children should come to school dressed in their PE kit on PE days. Children in EYFS and KS1 should wear their school shoes for stability and change into their plimsolls for the PE lesson. 

We ask that children do not bring bags such as rucksacks or kitbags as our storage space is limited and bags left on the floor may cause a hazard. Please make sure that all coats have a strong hanging tab in them.

Watches, studs and sleepers may be worn, but for health and safety reasons, no other jewellery is permitted. Also, for safety reasons, earrings must be removed, by the child before any P.E. lesson. If a child is wearing earrings that cannot be removed, they must bring micropore tape to cover them during P.E. lessons.

ALL items of clothing must be clearly named.  We encourage and train the children to look after their belongings, but young children sometimes misplace and lose things.  If items are named we can reunite them with the owner, saving expense and ‘searching’ time.  We have a lost property box in the lobby between the Mapgies and Kestrels' classrooms, which parents may wish to look through when clothes are mislaid.

Forest Schools and Playtime

Children require waterproof trousers, jackets and wellington boots for use on the field and the forest schools’ area all year round. The above should be brought to school in a named drawstring bag. Parents can purchase a branded drawstring bag with the school logo, alongside our other school uniform which is a very cost effective option.

Protective Clothing  

Aprons for art activities, water play and cookery are provided in each class.

Orders

Please see below the School Uniform Guide for Parents which explains where you can order and purchase items.  The PTA also hold a stock of good quality second hand uniform which is available to purchase for £1 per item. 

  1. School Uniform Guide For Parents
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