Winter Uniform

• Grey skirt, pinafore or tailored trousers
• Navy V-neck jumper or cardigan with logo (available from the school shop)
• Royal blue polo shirt with logo (available from the school shop)
• Grey socks or tights

Summer Uniform

• Light blue and white checked dress
• Short grey trousers

PE Kit (to be kept in school)

• White T-Shirt with logo (available from the school shop)
• Navy shorts
• Black plimsolls (for indoor use)
• Trainers (for outdoor use)
• Navy zip up hoodie with logo (available from the school shop)
• Navy PE bottoms (available from the school shop)
• PE bag (available from the school shop)

Jewellery

No jewellery is permitted except for plain stud earrings and a watch (no V-tech or smart watches).  Earrings are not allowed for Nursery and Reception children. All earrings are to be removed for PE or taped over (parents must supply the appropriate tape).  Religious bracelets are allowed.

Footwear

Shoes are to be black, and should be flat and appropriate for school.  Trainers are not considered appropriate and can only be worn for PE in KS2.  

Boots are not school uniform and must not be worn in school.  If, during periods of bad weather, you need to wear boots to get to school, please ensure you have suitable shoes to change into once you arrive.

School Bags

Pupils in KS1 should have the school book bag (available to purchase from the school shop).  In KS2, bags should be small enough to fit in desk trays or hang neatly on the pegs.  

Hair Accessories

Hair accessories must be either white, blue, grey or black.  They are to be plain and kept to a minimum eg hair band and a hair clip.  Oversized headbands and bows are not permitted.  Long hair must be tied back for PE.  

Braided hair beads are permitted but these must be no bigger than 1cm and must be either white, blue, grey or black.

Nail Varnish

Nail varnish is not allowed to be worn in school at any time.

Brownie/Scout Uniform

As a Church school we are happy for Scouts, Brownies, Cubs and Rainbows to celebrate Saints Days by wearing their uniforms to school.