STANDARDS OF DRESS AND UNIFORM

SEPTEMBER 2022

We are proud to be part of our school community and express this by wearing our distinctive school uniform.

The list is kept as brief as possible in order to avoid undue expenditure on the part of parents and we hope for continued positive support in ensuring the continued high standard.

OFFICIAL SCHOOL UNIFORM

Boys:               Smart grey trousers, white shirt, purple tie, purple jumper, grey or black socks;

For the Summer Term: white school polo shirts (printed with the school badge.)

Girls:           Grey skirt or pinafore dress, white blouse, purple tie, purple jumper or cardigan, purple cap, white socks or grey tights for winter;

                        For the Summer Term: purple/white check dresses, white socks, girls can also wear a rever neck short sleeved white shirt and grey shirt.

Footwear:     A pair of smart school shoes (Trainers are only acceptable for PE)

Foundation Stage only – A pair of named wellingtons to be kept in school for outdoor lessons.

PE Kit (Through Monkhouse):                  PE Kit (includes purple T-Shirt and a black school tracksuit top, both embroidered with the school badge), and a purple drawstring bag (to be ordered online from Monkhouse)
www.monkhouse.com/parentguide). 

Additional Clothing for PE:                            Socks (for girls wearing tights, especially in winter)

Black Plimsolls (Foundation Stage only)

Trainers (Year 1 – Year 6)

A pair of black track suit bottoms, a pair of black shorts

Other:         A waterproof coat to be worn during playtimes and outdoor lessons

School Book Bag to keep reading books in (KS1)

Purple school baseball cap (sun protection in Summer)

Purple jumpers and cardigans, caps, ties, book bags, polo shirts, PE kit (t-shirt and black tracksuit jumper) are all available from Monkhouse (formerly Schooltogs), New Street, Worcester. Tel: 01905 28658
www.monkhouse.com/parentguide

• Please ensure that all items of school uniform are clearly marked with your child’s name as searching for unmarked clothing or equipment takes up curriculum time.