Our School Expectations
Our Dress Code
Uniform
Just a reminder about our school uniform. Below are a few examples of places where you can purchase the Jade Green uniform, including prices. Please note that it is jade green only and not bottle green which is also available from many suppliers.
To complete your child’s school uniform they require:
- white/jade green polo shirt/shirt
- black/grey trousers/skirts/pinafore dress (tailored school shorts can also be worn in warmer weather – NO LEGGINGS)
- green gingham dress
- grey/black tights (no bright colours)
- Black trainers/shoes with no coloured markings. Boots may be worn in winter – no Ugg style boots/no multi-coloured Converse.
Please ensure that your child wears the correct uniform to school as we are noticing a lot of children wearing jeans, leggings, coloured tights, trainers etc which are not part of the school uniform.
(Parents will be contacted to bring in correct items or alternatively, we will provide a replacement from our supply
PE Kit
PE kit should be available in school from a Monday to a Friday. PE kit consists of:
- White polo shirt/t-shirt
- Black shorts/tracksuit bottoms for outdoor PE
- Pumps/trainers for PE
- Long hair must be tied back for PE
Hair colour and styles
We ask parents not to send their child to school with “extreme” hairstyles, or the sort of appearance that is likely to draw attention. This includes: mohican styles, hair extensions, shaved patterns or anything other than naturally coloured hair.
Novelty headbands such as ‘cat ears’ or ‘unicorn horns’ are also not permitted, along with the wearing of large bows (jo-jo bows) as they can be distracting during lessons. These items are also a safety risk.
Nails
Children are not allowed to wear false nails/nail extensions in school due to health and safety. Nails may not be painted during school times.
Jewellery
On grounds of health and safety, we do not allow children to wear jewellery, including Fitbits in our school. An exception is one pair of earring studs in pierced ears. We ask children to remove these during PE and games, or to cover them with a plaster if ears are newly pierced. Parents are to supply the plasters. Children are able to wear a watch which should be removed for PE. School accepts no responsibility for loss or damage to earrings or watches.
