School Dress
The school uniform is as follows:
- School sweatshirts in bottle green with gold school logo (available from school). It is also permissible for pupils to wear a bottle green jumper or cardigan.
- Grey trousers or skirts. (Pupils in Year 6, who need replacement items, may wear black trousers/skirts to save parents having to buy items again when they start secondary school.)
- Plain white shirt, blouse or polo shirt (i.e. plain white shirt/blouse with a collar).
- Toning plain socks/tights.
- In warm weather girls will be able to wear the green and white gingham school dresses in check or stripes.
- Pupils should wear dark 'sensible' shoes (no trainers).
- For PE the children will require:
- A plain white t-shirt (not polo shirt) with no logos or patterns
- Navy blue shorts
- Clean white socks
- Plimsolls/trainers suitable for use inside the sports hall
- Trainers suitable for use outside (playground, field)
- Years 5 and 6 will require football boots for some of the year
During the colder weather some children will need warmer outer clothing; we are making no specification about this. But, when deciding what to supply, the tops and bottoms should be safe for use in practical sports – so no flapping, over long trousers or loose fitting tops.
A further clean pair of plimsolls is required for indoor work. Pupils in Class 5 also require a swimming costume and hat. Pupils in Class 5 require football boots, shin pads and socks.
All items of uniform and kit should be clearly labelled with your child’s name and please check this from time to time as they do wash out.
All jewellery must be removed by the children before any sports activity. Long hair must be tied back.
When doing Art and Craft any old shirt is often useful as acting as protective clothing. Long hair must be tied back in practical science, craft, cooking and P.E.
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