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Girls as
well as boys may wear trousers, but traditional school shirts
and ties are not suitable. No jewellery is to be worn, for
reasons of safety and security, and no makeup or nail varnish.
Children with pierced ears may wear small studs or sleepers
except during physical activities – see note below,
but the
school accepts no responsibility for any resulting injury or
damage. Long hair must be tied back, and hair bands, clips and
ribbons should be brown or blue only. |
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TROUSERS: |
long or short; grey; any traditional plain |
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(boys and girls) |
design/fabric, no jeans or leggings. |
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SKIRTS & PINAFORES: |
grey, approximately knee length. |
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SHIRTS: |
white or light blue; long or short sleeves; |
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JUMPERS, SLIPOVERS: |
royal blue; plain (no pictures); [Y6 only: navy blue] |
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CARDIGANS & SWEATSHIRTS: |
sweatshirts with school logo available. |
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SOCKS & TIGHTS: |
white, grey or royal blue. (Year 6
may wear Black Tights) |
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SHOES: |
flat;
plain dark colour; heel to be flat and full width |
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soles non‑slip non-marking rubber |
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`Velcro', bar or lace styles preferred, no sling- backs. |
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Sandals: practical styles/colours only. |
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Boots, including trainer boots & `Doc Martens', are not suitable
in school. |
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SUMMER DRESSES & SKIRTS: |
blue/white check gingham or stripes. |
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P.E. KIT: |
(To be kept in a named draw‑string bag in school) |
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white or blue shorts; no
leotards
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white or light blue T‑shirt |
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blue or grey jog bottoms |
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black plimsolls ‑ slip‑on type. Larger sizes are not |
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always easy to find and trainers may be worn for some |
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indoor activities (non-marking soles please). These should not
be used for outdoor games as well. |
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protective sun hat / cap. |
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NOTES: For outdoor games in winter, extra clothes may be needed,
eg football kit. |
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Trainers may be worn for outdoor games only. |
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It is very important that all clothes are clearly marked with
the child's name. |
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| Jewellery |
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No jewellery should be worn to school. Studs or sleepers for
children with pierced ears are allowed, but County Regulations
and Guidelines now state that jewellery of any kind (including
earrings and earstuds) is removed for physical education because
of the danger of injury to the wearer and/or other pupils in the
class. Whenever possible children should be able to remove their
own jewellery before a P.E. lesson. Where this is not possible
parents should ensure that jewellery is not worn on days when
P.E. activities take place. If you plan to have your child’s
ears pierced, it would be helpful for this to take place at the
start of the summer holiday so that the time is available before
earrings can be removed. If necessary, however, studs in newly
pierced ears may be protected by plaster tape supplied by
parents. |
