Uniform

Boys 
Red sweatshirt with or without school logo.  PLAIN white polo shirt, grey or black trousers - not tracksuit or jogging bottoms.

Girls 
Red sweatshirt or cardigan with or without school logo.   Grey or black skirt or trousers - not tracksuit or jogging bottoms.
PLAIN white polo shirt with our without school logo or PLAIN white blouse. Alternatively, in summer, a red and white striped/checked gingham DRESS.

PLAIN white, black or grey socks.  Grey, black or red tights are acceptable.    Multi-coloured/striped/bowed socks or tights are not acceptable. 

Footwear
Sensible, low-heeled BLACK shoes not trainers.  Trainers are suitable to be changed into for outdoor PE/games, but not for everyday general wear.

Suitable, sturdy BLACK boots may be worn in winter. If suitable footwear is not worn, children will be asked to change into black pumps during the day.

Hats 
During hot, sunny weather we request that children bring a hat to school for health and safety reasons.

Bags 
A school book bag is recommended (or similar). No rucksacks please, due to limited space.

PE Equipment
Named PE bag with drawstring top (no rucksacks) containing:

- School Logo PE T-shirt (your child's first house coloured t-shirt will be given free of charge) 

- Plain black shorts 

- Pumps (elasticated tops are best) 

- Trainers for outdoor games (only in KS2)

- In KS2, a tracksuit/jogging bottoms are acceptable for outdoor PE

PLEASE NOTE THAT PE KITS ARE NOT REQUIRED IN SCHOOL.  CHILDREN SHOULD COME TO SCHOOL IN THEIR OUTDOOR PE KIT ON THEIR PE DAY.  CHILDREN SHOULD WEAR TRAINERS, NOT PUMPS.

Swimming Kit 
Trunks or costume (KS2 only). Swimming goggles are not recommended, but may be worn with signed parent permission. Pupils with long hair will be requested to wear a swimming cap.

All of the above should be clearly marked with your child’s name.

Jewellery 
In the interests of safety, it is a national requirement that children must remove all jewellery and other personal effects before PE lessons, including swimming. The National Curriculum requires all children to participate in PE, and also to understand rules about safety including reasons why jewellery should not be worn. 

Any children wearing earrings, including stud earrings, must be able to remove them, as teaches are not permitted to assist. In the light of this advice, may we ask you to cooperate with us by not sending your child to school wearing jewellery, especially items that he or she cannot remove. 

Earrings, if worn during the school day, must be stud earrings only — hoops or earrings that dangle are a hazard. If you are allowing your child to have their ears pierced, may we respectfully advise that is done at the beginning of the six week summer break.

Hair

Hair that is shoulder length or longer MUST be tied back. Children are not permitted to have their hair dyed or have lines or designs cut into their hair.