Uniform and Dress

Please ensure all clothing is clearly labelled with your child's name. It is impossible to tell uniform apart and items will go missing if not named.

Winter:

Polo-shirts - white with or without school motif. Year 6 only - yellow polo shirt.
Grey shorts/trousers or grey skirt/pinafore/culottes.
Navy pullover, cardigan or sweatshirt with school motif. Year 6 only - blue sweatshirt.

Please ensure your child has a suitable winter coat and hat.

Summer:

As winter, if desired OR shorts - traditional grey.
Dresses - blue/white small check or narrow stripe
Socks/tights - grey, white, navy or black.
Polo-shirts - white with or without school motif. Year 6 only - yellow polo shirt.

Also please supply your child with a bucket style sun hat and sun cream during warm weather. The apply once a day sun creams are particularly good and it saves children re-applying.

In Foundation Stage (Nursery & Reception) and Key Stage 1 (Years 1 & 2) we request that children have a pair of wellingtons in school at all times and a pair of jogging bottoms to slip on over their clothes for outdoor work. School will provide each child with waterproof trousers if the weather is very wet.

Physical Education:

Navy shorts (not Bermuda type),
White T-shirt with school motif
Pumps (not trainers).

Outdoor Games (Years 1-6 only):

Summer - PE kit and trainers

Winter - Football/Netball kit with boots/trainers, old tracksuit or sweater. Hooded tops with school motif are available.

PLEASE put your child's name on EVERY item of clothing, It is of great assistance to teachers to be able to identify items of clothing quickly.

For reasons of safety, jewellry, including earrings is NOT allowed, but the wearing of one pair of plainstuds is permitted. These MUST be removed by the child for P.E., games and swimming and we ask that children not wear any earrings on those days (Mon/Tues for Crane, Halton & Lucas; Weds/Fri for Rigby and Thurs/Fri for Venables. Swimming is Thursday). Please do not have children's ears pierced at the beginning of a term when they will be unable to remove studs for swimming.

Wellingtons may be worn to school but children MUST bring a pair of shoes which they can wear in school. Trainers, Crocs or Boots are not suitable for school.

Hair: Long hair should be tied back.