Uniform is an important part of a school’s identity. It reinforces who we are as a community and helps allow students to feel pride in their school. It also ensures students are not put under any pressure because of the type of clothes they wear and all are treated equally.

School Shoes 

Sturdy black shoes -no open toes, heels, boots, canvas or trainers. 

Jewellery 

Jewellery must not be worn in school. If ears are pierced, please make sure simple studs are worn that can be removed and replaced by the child themselves for PE. Studs can also be taped up with micropore tape, but this does not fully protect the earlobe from being damaged. Please be aware of this. Watches may be worn from Years 3 to 6 at the owner’s own risk (please no smart watches). 

Friendship bands are not allowed. Please inform us by letter if your child needs to wear a band for religious or medical reasons. 

Hair 

Shoulder length hair must be tied back (girls and boys) securely with a simple stretchy band (black or Navy Blue). Short hair needs to be kept out of eyes with a simple navy/black hair band. No flowers, jewels or other decorations. Hair should not be dyed. Fashion cuts  – shaved lines and symbols, stripes etc are not allowed. If hair is beaded or plaited during the holidays, it must be securely tied back for reasons of health and safety. If in doubt, please ask before the event.  

Nail varnish is not allowed.  

PE KIT 

To be worn into school on the day of your child’s PE. 

Pupils should come to school in PE kit on their designated PE day. Pupils are to wear their house coloured PE T-shirt , plain black shorts and a school Tracksuit (Navy logoed hoody and tracksuit bottoms- this can be purchased  from our usual uniform supplier Different Class). Pupils will also need to wear appropriate footwear- plain white or black trainers (no flashing lights or bright neon colours).