Uniform and Dress Code

A uniform looks smart, wears well and contributes to the feeling of belonging to the school.

Uniform can be ordered online from Initially Yours collected from their shop or delivered to school.   www.initiallyyours.co.uk  Enquiries 0117 9560909

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If you have any queries regarding uniform please contact the school office.

Our School Uniform Consists of:

Girls

  • Grey or black skirt, pinafore dress or trousers.
  • White blouse, shirt or polo shirt.
  • Green sweatshirt, jumper, or cardigan.
  • The summer uniform for girls is: green gingham or striped dresses or smart tailored black or grey shorts of knee length or below.
 Boys

  • Grey or black trousers or shorts
  • White shirt or polo shirt.
  • Green sweatshirt or jumper.

 
Green fleece jackets with the school logo can be worn.

Socks,  tights  and leggings must be white, grey, dark green, black and must be plain.

If headscarves are worn for religious reasons they must be black, green or white.
PE Kit

Black shorts, white tee shirt, black daps or trainers which should be stored in a drawstring PE bag.  PE kit needs to stay in school all week. In cold weather plain black jogging bottoms can be worn. It is school policy that all children change for PE lessons. PE kit must be worn to all after school PE activities.

Children in Key Stage 2 will need a towel and a dark swimsuit for swimming lessons.

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Shoes

Plain black flat sensible school shoes or plain black trainers.  Enclosed black sandals in the summer. 

No additional decoration of: buckles, studs sequins, extra zips, coloured logos/swoosh, coloured soles – only plain black shoes/trainers.

For reasons of Health and Safety:

Boots, High heels and Open-toe sandals are not allowed.

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Jewellery

The wearing of jewellery is not allowed in school except for discreet studs if a child has pierced ears.

Watches may be worn but the school takes no responsibility for the safe-keeping or for loss or damage of such articles.

In certain instances the wearing of jewellery can be dangerous such as in PE lessons, for health and safety reasons no jewellery can be worn during PE lessons.  The exception to the rule is in the case of recently pierced ears where a stud earring can be worn to prevent the hole from closing before it is established.  During this time a plaster must be worn over the studs in PE and during swimming lessons.

Make up

The wearing of make up (including nail varnish) to school is not permitted.