School Uniform
Please find below our school uniform dress code for September 2024. School uniform is an important part of our school identity, but we want to ensure that it is not so expensive that it becomes a burden to families. All parents/carers are asked to follow the school dress code, which ensures our children are dressed smartly and appropriately for school.
Uniform with school logos (outlined below*) can be ordered directly from our supplier McLellan via their website www.mclellanclothing.com. Alternatively, school logo badges (blue for cardigans/jumpers and white for polo tops/white t-shirts) can be purchased from school and ironed on to jumpers, cardigans, polo tops or PE tops at home. These logo badges are available to be purchased on Parent Pay. They will then be sent home to you with your child.
ALL items should be clearly labelled with your child’s name. School cannot be held responsible for any items of clothing lost by children.
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EARLY YEARS (NURSERY AND RECEPTION) SCHOOL UNIFORM We encourage our children in Early Years to learn through exploration both inside and outside of the classroom, in order to do this fully they need to be dressed appropriately. As a result, the Early Years uniform consists of: NURSERY ONLY
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RECEPTION ONLY
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PE KIT (NURSERY AND RECEPTION)
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KEY STAGE 1 AND KEY STAGE 2 (YEARS 1 – 6) SCHOOL UNIFORM
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KEY STAGE 1 AND KEY STAGE 2 (YEARS 1 – 6) PE KIT:
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All current uniform can be continued to be worn i.e. school games kit until they need replacing.
HAIR
- Long hair must be tied up with sensible hair bobbles. Sensible ribbons may be worn but large hair bows/headbands are not permitted.
- Hair braids with beads are a danger to other pupils in school and are not permitted.
- Hair dyes are not permitted for school.
- Please do not send children to school wearing fake tan, nail varnish etc.
- Haircuts should be no shorter than a number 2.
- Fashion cuts e.g. tramlines, designs are not permitted for school.
VALUABLES AND JEWELLERY
- Staff cannot accept responsibility for the loss or damage of any jewellery including watches or money.
- Earrings, including sleepers are not permitted as they may cause injury. Children with recently pierced ears will be allowed to wear small studs for a period of six weeks until the wound heals.
- Parents are responsible for covering studs with plasters. Where children come to school wearing uncovered earrings parents / carers will be contacted to come to school to remove them.
Thank you for your continued support in ensuring our children are dressed smartly and comfortably for school.
