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School Uniform

P.E. kit

Navy shorts, white ‘T’ shirt with school logo, black pumps. (Not training shoes)

All items to be clearly named and kept in a small kit bag, also named. Sports bags are not to be used, as there is insufficient storage space to accommodate them.

Winter Uniform

White shirt, school tie, navy cardigan or V-neck jumper or school sweatshirt with school logo.

Girls: navy skirt or pinafore dress, navy, grey or black tights.
Boys: grey, short trousers.
Y6 girls: grey, long trousers – optional grey skirt.
Y6 boys: grey, long trousers.

Winter uniform must be worn from the autumn half-term to Easter.

Summer Uniform

Girls: pale blue/white striped dress. Year 6 girls have the option of wearing polo or open neck summer blouse with navy skirt or pinafore dress. Blue and white checked dresses are acceptable.

Boys: pale blue cellular polo shirt with school logo. Infants, Year 3, 4 and 5 grey shorts, Year 6 long grey trousers.

Summer uniform should be worn between Easter and October dependant upon seasonal variations of temperature. From the Whit holiday to the end of the summer term summer uniform is compulsory.

Training shoes are not allowed as footwear in school. All shoes should be black, although plain white girls’ sandals will be acceptable from Whit to Summer. Girls’ footwear must not have high-heels as this can cause health & safety problems in school. Hair ribbons etc., in uniform colours – pale blue, navy, white gingham or stripe. Small size legionnaire caps are available from school to reduce the risk of sunburn. Watches may be worn and earrings must be of the stud variety – no other jewellery is allowed. All items of clothing must be clearly marked with the child’s name. The following items bearing the school logo can be obtained from school:

Infant book bags, Junior rucksacks, P.E. bags, small size Legionnaire caps and ties.

Lunch boxes must be used for packed lunches, and sports bags are not allowed in school. A drawstring bag is the most convenient method of storing P.E. kits in school – this also should be named.

Due to continuous problems with head lice it is advisable that girls wear long hair in plaits, braids, bunches or pony tails to reduce the incidence of infestation. We recommend regular checks and treatment for head lice.