Black trousers for both boys and girls; navy blue or black skirt for girls.

The school navy-blue sweatshirt or fleece with school logo

A white polo shirt with school logo

Plain white, navy, dark grey or black socks or natural coloured, navy blue or black tights.

Black shoes (Black boots may be worn with trousers if they fit underneath the trouser leg).

Warm/Weatherproof outdoor dark coat or jacket for external use.

Physical Education Kit
Boys:Navy rugby jersey with white collar
Navy blue shorts
Sky blue polo shirt with school logo
Navy blue football socks
White socks (indoor use) & summer activities
Football boots, Shin pads (mouth guards optional but recommended)
Training shoes with non-marking soles
Swimming trunks, not shorts, towel, kit bag
Optional items: Navy tracksuit (dependant on weather conditions) bottled water (plastic)

Girls: Sky blue Polo shirt with school logo
Plain navy shorts
Navy blue football socks
White ankle length sock for summer activities
Football boots, Shin Guards (mouth guards optional but recommended)
Training shoes with non-marking soles
Black swimming costume, towel, kit bag
Optional Items: Navy or black tracksuit (dependant on weather conditions), rugby shirt, bottled water (plastic)

Jewellery/watches must not be worn for PE
School sweatshirts, fleeces and polo shirts must not be worn for PE

Showers are always available
Deodorants brought into school must not be aerosols

Note:

• All property must be named
• Neither jeans nor cords may be worn
• No caps can be worn on the school site
• Sweatshirts (other than regulation school sweatshirt or fleece), jumpers or cardigans are not acceptable
• Outdoor coats may not be leather, leather-look, denim, nor ex-service camouflage jackets
• No non-uniform items may be worn in lessons
• Short hair cuts must not be closer than a number 2 razor cut
• Coloured ‘T’ shirts may not be worn underneath school shirts
• Make up (if worn) must be discreet. Nail varnish can only be clear or pale pink.
• Extremes of fashion are not permitted

Wristwatches and a plain pair of sleeper earrings or studs, one in each ear, may be worn and a single necklace on a thin chain, if worn for religious reasons.

No visible body studs or bars should be worn, except a single stud in each ear. Through the admission process, parents/carers make a commitment on behalf of their daughter/son to comply with the jewellery and uniform policy for the entire time that they are at the school. If students are intending to have a piercing over the holiday period, it should be carried out with sufficient time for the wound to stabilise so that plasters or additional studs do not need to be worn on the return to school. Such piercing should not be visible when the school uniform is conventionally worn.

No other jewellery may be worn at any time on the school premises, including lunch and break time.

Lost property will be removed at the end of each week.

The Headteacher reserves the right to send home or contact the parent/carer to take home, any student inappropriately dressed.

Lesson Equipment
Every student is expected to provide the following basic items of equipment for every lesson:

• Blue/Black ball point pen (and a spare!), pencil, pencil eraser, pencil sharpener, coloured pencils/fine fibre tips; pair of compasses, 12”/30cm ruler, calculator, protractor, set square and rough notebook/jotter
• Tippex/Liquid Paper is not allowed in school and must not be used in any school work. Text books and specialised equipment will be issued on loan and students will be required to pay for any loss or damage.