School Uniform
We feel it is very important for children to come to school looking tidy, clean and smart. We ask parents to encourage their children to wear school uniform. This gives them a sense of identity and pride in their school.
Girls:
White/ pale blue blouse or polo shirt (available from school)
Dark skirt or trousers
Navy sweatshirt or fleece (both available from school)
Blue check dress for summer
Sensible shoes
Boys:
White/ pale blue shirt or polo shirt (available from school)
Dark trousers
Navy sweatshirt or fleece (both available from school)
Sensible shoes
PE:
For indoor lessons:
Tee-shirt (with short sleeves), shorts and pumps or bare feet
For outdoor lessons:
Tee-shirt (with short sleeves), long pants, sweater or jogging suit and
trainers – not same shoes as worn in school for remainder of the
day
No jewellery should be worn
Please mark all items
of clothing clearly with your child’s name
Refreshments at playtime
Pupils may bring a healthy snack from home or buy fresh fruit, dried fruit
or bread roll from school (20p/day)
School Meals
Healthy school meals are available daily, including a salad bar option.
If you wish your child to have a school dinner, please either send money
into school on Monday morning or contact the office if you are entitled
to free school meals.
Charges for School Activities
The Governing Body recognises the valuable contribution that the
wide range of additional activities, including clubs, trips and residential
experiences can make towards pupil’s personal and social education.
Parents may be asked to make a voluntary contribution to help cover the
cost of school trips. If there are not sufficient donations sent to cover
the cost of the trip, it may be necessary to cancel.