This is where good  condition donated school uniform can be swapped or can be purchased for a small donation to school funds. The aim is to save parents money and also ensure that school uniform that is still in good condition does not go to waste. If you would like to swap or purchase any uniform please call at the school office.

• Children should at all times appear neat and tidy.
• Boys should have a short neat, style of hair. Gelled, bleached, dyed or streaked hair and extreme haircuts such as tramlines and close shaves are not allowed in school.
• Children should not wear make-up, nail vanish, false nails and false eyelashes.
• Children wearing wellington or other types of boots should bring a pair of black shoes or black trainers to change into (or they will be asked to change into their PE plimsolls) in order to keep floors clean and ensure foot comfort.

• All belongings should be clearly marked with the child’s name.
• The school will not accept responsibility for loss of clothing or valuables.
• Kit should be brought into school in a small P.E. bag.
• Large holdalls are not permitted as they cause a hazard in the cloakrooms.
• We reserve the right to ban items, which may be considered harmful or unsuitable.

The following PE kit is required:

• Plimsolls/soft-soled training shoes (outside only)
• Plain navy shorts
• Plain white T-Shirt
• Track suits in cold weather
• There should be no logos on any items of PE kit.

All children should have a PE bag, labelled with their name, to keep all PE kit in. All clothes need to be labelled.

Your child’s PE kit should be kept in a drawstring bag on their own coat peg.

PE bags may be purchased from (Broadbents and Monkhouse)

Children must not wear items of jewellery to school as these can be dangerous during practical activities, PE and in the playground.

Following Health and Safety guidelines, earrings are no longer permitted in school. Retainers may be worn.

• The cloakrooms in school are very small and cramped.
• Reading books and homework should be kept in a special reading folder, which is available from school. During the day this will be stored in class.
• Most children should not usually need to bring another bag to school with them, but if this is unavoidable it should be a small carrier bag which can fit easily on a coat peg.
• Mobile phones are only permitted for those children in Year 5 and Year 6 who have been given permission to walk home on their own. Mobile phones should be turned off when on school premises. During the school day pupil mobile phones are kept in the school office.