Uniform
It is our policy that all children should wear school uniform when attending school, or when participating in a school-organised event outside normal school hours.
Uniform helps to develop a sense of identity and equality between children and reinforces the high expectations we have in the school.
Please clearly mark all items of school uniform with your child’s name, as we cannot be responsible for lost items.
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Grey trousers/ shorts or grey skirt/pinafore with grey socks or tights
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During the summer months, pupils may wear a blue gingham dress or playsuit with white socks
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White polo shirt with school logo (from School Trends) or without school logo
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Blue school sweatshirt or cardigan with school logo (from School Trends) or a plain blue sweatshirt or cardigan
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Slippers and wellingtons are required in EYFS
| PE Kit |
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Plain white cotton t-shirt
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Plain navy blue blue shorts, joggers or leggings without sports branding
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Trainers
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School jumper/ cardigan
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Children should have an appropriate haircut - these should not include tram lines, patterns or areas where hair has been excessively shaved
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Long hair should be tied back
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Children should not come to school with painted nails
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We prefer children not to wear jewellery. Earrings should be a small plain stud. Children need to be able to remove jewellery for PE or they will be taped over to prevent injury
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Valuable items should not be brought to school. If they are, they must be named and given to the teacher to take care of
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The school does not accept responsibility for damage to valuable items that are in the child's possession
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- All items without the school logo on are readily available from high street stores and supermarkets
- Items with a school logo are available from School Trends
- We have a second hand uniform shop on site which can be accessed by speaking to the office
- We take part in the Durrington uniform swap every summer
