Our policy is based on the notion that a school uniform:

• promotes a sense of pride in the school
• engenders a feeling of community and belonging
• supports positive behaviour and discipline
• is practical and smart
• identifies the children with the school, and encourages identity with the school
• makes children feel equal to their peers in terms of appearance
• prevents children coming to school in fashion or ‘designer’ label clothes that could be distracting in class or create a sense of competition
• is regarded as suitable and good value for money, by most parents.

We believe that one of the responsibilities of parents/carers is to ensure that their child has the correct uniform and PE kit, and that it is clean, in good repair and that the child’s name is written on all items.  If a parent/carer has difficulty for any reason in fulfilling this request, they are asked to speak confidentially to a senior member of staff to discuss the issue.  Parents/Carers should be assured that we will do all we can to help. 

Children who arrive in school wearing non-uniform items will be loaned an item from shared-uniform for the day.  The same system will apply for children who do not have PE kit.  Children who come to school with their hair loose, will be loaned a ‘bobble’ to tie it up. 

The school welcomes children from all faith and ethnic backgrounds.  If there are serious reasons, for example, on religious grounds, why parents/carers want their child to wear clothes which differ from uniform, the school will consider such requests sympathetically.

If your child has a disability which makes the wearing of an item of uniform impractical, please bring this to our attention.

If any parent/carer would like to request a modification to the school’s uniform policy they should, in the first instance, contact the Headteacher.

Please find below the link for Bristows Club & School Supplies in Bridgnorth who are our school uniform suppliers: 

http://shop.schooluniformfactory.co.uk/

Hairstyles, jewellery, make-up and nail varnish

For health and safety reasons, jewellery must not be worn with the exception of one pair of plain, small stud earrings and a watch.  Children have to remove these items for PE and are responsible for their safe keeping.  Please note that staff are not allowed to remove earrings. 

Long hair has to be tied back.  Extreme hairstyles are not permitted in school.  Hair bands, ribbons, bows, slides should be school colours.  Children should not have decorative patterns cut into their hair or have coloured or dyed hair.

No make-up or nail varnish should be worn to school.