School Uniform

THE UNIFORM YOUR CHILD IS EXPECTED TO WEAR

Please remember to clearly name your child’s clothes. 

Footwear 

Black, smart school shoes should be worn. Though trainers are not part of our day-to-day uniform, we do realise that some shops (e.g., Asda, Clarks etc.) are now producing black school footwear which is like a cross between a shoe and a trainer – those are fine and can be worn for school. Please note that coloured trainers or trainers with branding (Nike, Adidas etc.) are not permitted for day-to-day wear around school. However, a full, all black trainer is suitable. For health and safety reasons, shoes with platform soles, boots, sandals or high-heels are not permitted.

Jewellery 

Watches and small stud earrings may be worn in school. Studs are worn at parents’ own risk. NO other jewellery is allowed in school. Earrings must be removed for all physical education lessons including swimming as directed by the Local Authority. If your child does wear studs, he/she must be able to remove them him/herself or to be removed before they come to school. Medical tape is not permitted over children's studs due to health and safety guidance.

What should my child wear for P.E? 

• Black shorts
• White t-shirt
• Plain, black trainers / plimsolls 
• Black jogging bottoms and a sweatshirt in the winter

Hairstyles 

The school does not permit children to have ‘extreme’ or unconventional haircuts that could serve as a distraction to other children. This includes spiking, shaving, patterned shaving (e.g. lines or zig zags etc.), and having false extensions. Dyed hair is not permitted in school.

Nail Polish / Make-up

Nail Polish or make-up should not be worn to school.

School Uniform Order Form