Uniform
We believe school uniform fosters a sense of belonging and pride, and promotes equality between pupils. It also suggests that all children have the same possibilities and potential, promoting confidence and self-belief.
We pride ourselves on our 'Look Smart, Think Smart' philosophy and really appreciate parents' support in instilling this ethos in their children.
Our uniform and appearance standards have been updated for the 2026-27 school year. Please review the letter below for detailed guidance:
School uniforms from September 2026
See our full uniform policy on our Policies page.
What do I need for my child?
| Category | Requirements |
| Daily Uniform |
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| Footwear |
Entirely black shoes or "black-out" trainers (including black laces, soles, stitching, and logos with no white or contrasting details) |
| P.E. Kit |
Pale blue top, navy tracksuit, navy shorts / skirt, white socks, and entirely black trainers / plimsolls |
| Bags & Coats |
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- Accessories: only one key ring is permitted on school bags. No other bag accessories, toys are allowed in school. Non-compliant items will be confiscated.
- Jewellery: no bracelets or general jewellery. Plain studded earrings are permitted.
- Sensory aids: individual sensory toys from home are not permitted. Any required sensory aids must be approved and provided exclusively by the SENDCo Ms Lilley.
Where do I buy the uniform?
We have sourced high-quality uniform that is smart and durable, and which offers good value for money over time. The supplier of the compulsory items of the school uniform is Uniform4kids and they are able to supply coats, shoes and other accessories.
Pre-loved Uniform Shop
Our Parent Teacher and Community Association have created a pre-loved uniform shop. All uniform items are in great condition and sold at heavily discounted prices. You can browse and shop via Uniform.
Nursery uniform
Nursery pupils are expected to wear light blue polo t-shirt with logo and unbranded navy sweatshirt and joggers.



