Uniform
Uniform Policy
Our uniform can be purchased through EIH at The Old Barn on Highgate Road and some items from Tesco on Great Horton Road.
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KS1 Pupils Grey trousers, skirt, skort, culottes or pinafore dress - Leggings are not permitted. White polo shirt, shirt or blouse Navy blue sweatshirt or cardigan with logo Black school shoes or sensible ankle boots - not trainers or glittery shoes Grey tights or grey or white socks Summer- Grey shorts or navy blue and white checked(all over) summer short- sleeved dress or skorts Grey or white socks Black or white sandals |
Games/PE Indoors -White t-shirt (with or without school logo), navy shorts, white socks and a pair of pumps. Outdoors -Navy shorts, navy jogging pants & navy blue sweatshirt, white socks and trainers.
Your child will, at times, have their PE lessons outside so please make sure that they have the correct uniform. |
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KS2 Pupils Grey trousers, skirt, skort, culottes or pinafore dress - Leggings are not permitted. White shirt or blouse with collar Navy blue v-neck sweatshirt or cardigan with logo School tie (navy and green) Black school shoes or sensible ankle boots - not trainers or glittery shoes Grey tights or grey or white socks Summer- Grey shorts or navy blue and white checked (all over) summer short-sleeved dress or skorts Grey or white socks Black or white sandals Black or navy blue hijab |
Games/PE Indoors -White t-shirt (with or without school logo), navy shorts, white socks and a pair of pumps. Outdoors -Navy shorts, navy jogging pants & navy blue sweatshirt, white socks and trainers. Your child will, at times, have their PE lessons outside so please make sure that they have the correct uniform. |
Your child will also need:
A book bag with logo for KS1.
KS2 children may bring a small black or navy rucksack which will be stored on their peg and so must be
of a small size.
A bag for PE & Games kit (pump bags are ideal as they don’t take too much room on the pegs).
Please ensure that all your child’s clothing and footwear is clearly labelled with their name.
For health and safety reasons we do not allow children to wear jewellery. The exceptions to this rule are ear-ring studs in pierced ears, and small objects of religious significance.