Uniform
School Uniform

Our Approach
We are committed to providing a practical, affordable, and inclusive school uniform that supports equality and meets statutory guidance on school uniform costs.
Generic uniform items can be purchased from a range of retailers, with only a small number of optional branded items available through the school office. We welcome requests for reasonable adjustments to our uniform expectations for medical, religious, cultural, or equality-related reasons. Please contact Mr Brearey if you wish to discuss your child's needs.
All clothing, footwear, bags, and water bottles should be clearly labelled with your child's name.
School Uniform
Children may wear:
- Navy sweatshirt or cardigan (with or without school logo)
- Navy hoodie or zoodie (optional)
- Red polo shirt (with logo)
- Grey or black trousers
- Grey or black skirt or pinafore dress
- Red and white gingham dress or playsuit (summer)
- Black sensible school shoes
- Grey, black or white socks
- Grey or black tights
Please note:
- Trainers, open-toed sandals, high heels, and large boots are not suitable for everyday school wear.
- Black jeans and leggings are not part of the school uniform.
PE Kit
Children should come to school wearing their PE kit on PE days.
PE kit consists of:
- Plain white T-shirt
- School jumper, cardigan, sweatshirt, or blue hoody
- Plain blue, grey, or black shorts, joggers, or tracksuit bottoms
- Trainers or black pumps
- Long hair tied back
Small branded logos on PE clothing are acceptable.
Forest School and Outdoor Learning
Children may be asked to wear or bring the following for Forest School sessions:
- Waterproof coat or jacket
- Long-sleeved top
- Tracksuit bottoms or leggings (no shorts)
- Wellington boots or old trainers
- Weather-appropriate hat
- Scarf and gloves in cold weather
We also recommend:
- Waterproof trousers
- Spare socks
- Spare underwear
Swimming
Children will need:
- Swimming costume or trunks
- Towel
- Bag for clothing and shoes
Goggles may be worn with parental permission. Swim hats are optional.
Jewellery, Hair and Appearance
Permitted jewellery is limited to:
- Stud earrings
- A wristwatch (not a smartwatch)
Jewellery must be removed or covered for PE and swimming.
Hairstyles should be neat and appropriate for school. Long hair should be tied back where necessary for safety. Hair accessories are permitted. Brightly coloured hair, make-up, and false nails are not allowed.
Reasonable adjustments will be considered for medical, cultural, religious, or equality-related reasons.
Bags and Water Bottles
Children should bring:
- A suitable waterproof school bag or book bag
- A named water bottle every day
Weather Guidance
In hot weather, children should have:
- A sun hat
- Suitable clothing that covers the shoulders
- Clearly labelled sunscreen if needed
- Optional UV-protective sunglasses
In cold weather, children are encouraged to wear:
- A coat
- Hat, scarf, and gloves
- Additional layers beneath their uniform if required
Purchasing Uniform
Most uniform items can be purchased from supermarkets or high-street retailers. School-branded items are available from the school office.
Expectations
Parents and carers are asked to ensure that children attend school in the correct uniform, with clothing that is clean, named, and in good condition. The school will always take a supportive and understanding approach where financial hardship affects access to uniform. Concerns, requests for adjustments, or questions about the uniform policy should be directed to Mr Brearey.