Boys:

Grey trousers or shorts (no fashion cuts)

White polo shirt

Burgundy school sweatshirt or jumper

Grey socks

Black shoes (no boot or trainers)

School book bag

PE:

Black shorts

School PE t-shirt

Black plimsolls

PE kit bag

Tracksuit (optional)

Girls:

Grey tunic, skirt or trousers (no fashion cuts)

White polo shirt

Burgundy school sweatshirt/cardigan or jumper

Grey/white socks or grey tights

Black shoes (no sandals, boots or trainers)

Pink gingham dress (summer options)

School book bag

PE:

Black shorts

School PE t-shirt

Black plimsolls

PE kit bag

Tracksuit (optional)

All items should be clearly labelled with your child’s name – including underwear and bags!

A coat should be brought to school each day as even sunny days can turn chilly or damp during playtime and lunch period.

Pupils must wear sunhats throughout the summer months. School sunhats are available from school office.

Pupils are expected to have hairstyles that are sensible and appropriate for Primary school aged children. Permanent, artificial colouring of hair is not permitted. Long hair must be tied back. Hair-bans in school colours may be worn. For health and safety reasons bulky butterfly clips should not be worn.

Jewellery

Children must not wear jewellery to school.

If a pupil is found to have jewellery on, they will be asked to hand it into the school office for safe-keeping and collect it at the end of the day.

If your child has pierced ears, a single pair of simple studs may be worn but the child must remove them for PE. No member of staff is able to remove earrings for a child. In the interests of safety, children will not be allowed to take part in PE lessons if they are wearing earrings of any kind.

Bags and belongings

Please make sure that your child’s school bag is not too big. It will be kept on a peg in the cloakroom during the day. Children should not bring personal belongings to school unless related to work taking place in the school. If an item is brought to school it should be given to the class teacher for safe keeping. KS2 children may bring a pencil case which should be kept in their tray in the classroom. Mobile phones brought to school by older pupils walking or cycling to and from school by themselves, MUST be given to the office during the school day.

Arts and crafts apron

Children will need an apron for painting and craftwork. An old shirt with elastic through the sleeves and Velcro at the back of the collar offers the best protection. Children will need their painting shirts in school every day.