A school uniform gives each child a sense of identity and pride to be wearing the colours of the school or their house. As such, we have a clear school uniform policy which we expect all families to follow.

School Uniform:

• White polo shirt/ blouse/shirt
• Grey skirt/pinafore dress/red & white gingham dress/trousers/shorts
• Red cardigan or sweatshirt with the school logo
• Black shoes (not trainers or boots). For the younger children, it would be much appreciated if it is possible for shoes to have velcro fastenings. Heels are considered dangerous around school, and therefore not permitted.
• Grey socks or grey tights

Our school office staff collects and sells good condition second-hand uniform. Please contact the office for details.

A hat and sunscreen are essential in summer. We ask that all pupils wear a hat and have a hat in school for use during the school day from the Easter break through to the October half term. Sunscreen should be applied before the school day.

Jewellery & Make-up:

Children are allowed to wear one pair of stud earrings. However, these must be removed for PE, sports and swimming. Other jewellery is not allowed as it can be a significant safety hazard.

It is inappropriate to wear make-up, including nail varnish. If children arrive at school with make-up they will be asked to remove it.

PE Kit/ Games Kit:

All children - PE shorts, plain coloured T-shirt in house colours, pumps or trainers.                         

Note: Football kits are not acceptable, joggers/ tracksuits can be worn during the winter months when it is colder.

Swimming Kit:

• Swimming costumes - trunks not shorts or ‘baggies’, and swim suits not bikinis
• Swimming caps (caps can be purchased from the office if required)
• Goggles are optional

Note: If a pupil has a verruca this should be treated with an appropriate treatment. A swim sock may need to be worn.

House Colours: Cambridge – blue,           Delancey – green,           Saumarez – red

With safety in mind, long hair must be tied back for all PE and games lessons. On the days when a child has PE, games or swimming lessons, it may be beneficial for them to come to school not wearing their earrings.