Our uniform is stocked by Skoolkit in Basingstoke www.skoolkit.co.uk

We believe that school uniform looks smart and contributes to a sense of value and identity.  All of our pupils wear the uniform and parents are strongly encouraged to support us in this.  Variations for ethnic or cultural groups will be accommodated and should be discussed with the headteacher.

Naming uniform:

All uniform should be named clearly.

Our uniform:

School jumper or school cardigan with our logo on (available from Skoolkit), or a plain red jumper or red cardigan.

White polo shirt or white cotton blouse/shirt.

Black or dark grey trousers, black or dark grey tailored shorts, black or dark grey skirt, black leggings or plain black tracksuit bottoms (must not have sporting logos or stripes/patterns).

Red gingham summer dresses may be worn in warmer weather.

School shoes:

Black plain flat shoes (or a plain black trainer type shoe - no logos).

Sensible black ankle boots may be worn in adverse weather conditions. 

PE uniform:

Black shorts and a plain white or red t shirt (a t shirt with the school logo on is available from Skoolkit if parents wish to purchase this).

During colder weather, plain black tracksuit bottoms or leggings are required.  These must have NO logos, pictures, patterns or stripes on.

Children should wear their school cardigan, jumper or school fleece with their PE kit or a plain black tracksuit top/hoodie.  These must not have logos, stripes or patterns on.

Trainers are required for PE.  These do not have to be black.  Children are allowed to change in to trainers at break and lunch if they wish but coloured trainers are not permitted as part of their normal school uniform (apart from PE). 

Long hair must be tied up and earrings must be taken out or covered with tape.  This is for health and safety reasons while children are carrying out practical activities.

Hairstyles:

Pupils with long hair must ensure that this does not impede their vision, cover their face or provide a health and safety risk.  Long hair must be tied up during practical lessons, e.g. PE.

The school reserves the right to make a judgement on where pupils' hairstyles or hair colours are inappropriate for the school environment.  However, we will ensure that any such judgements do not discriminate against any pupil by virtue of their protected characteristics.  Each individual pupil's scenario will be taken into account where any judgements on appropriateness are to be made, and parents will always have the freedom to complain via the school's Complaints Procedures Policy.

Jewellery:

Small, stud earring are allowed.  Earrings must be removed or taped for PE.

Analogue or digital watches can be worn.  A 'Fitbit' style watch that can count steps is acceptable but, otherwise, smart watches are not allowed, including watches that can take photos and receive messages. 

No other jewellery is allowed, apart from religious items (taking into account the requirement to avoid discrimination in line with the Equality Act 2010).

Makeup:

Children are not permitted to wear make-up in school.  False eyelashes are not allowed.

Children are not permitted to wear nail varnish or false nails to school.

The school accepts no responsibility for loss or damage to items worn or brought in to school.

PLEASE NOTE: ALL CLOTHING SHOULD BE CLEARLY NAMED – LABELLED

Pre-Loved Uniform for FREE!

We are very fortunate that lots of our parents donate uniform to the school. Most of this uniform is in (almost) new condition and has our logo on and best of all it is FREE to you!

If your child needs any items of uniform, then please complete the form at the end of this page listing the items you would like and we will ensure that is sent home to you confidentially.

Additionally, if you have uniform that is in good condition (preferably has our logo on it) but your child has outgrown it, please would you DONATE IT to the school for those families that may be in need. Just bring your bag to the school reception. (Please can we ask that all the uniform donated is washed before handing in, thank you.)