Please click on one of the logos below to view the uniform choices offered by our four uniform providers.
Book bags (£8.50) with the school logo on can be bought from the school office or via your School Money account.
Your child will know which days they need to wear their PE kit to school. No jewellery can be worn for any PE lesson, this includes any earrings. This is for your child’s safety.
Year 3 and Year 4 children go swimming every week at Gayton Pool. For swimming lessons they need a towel and hat; goggles are optional. Boys also need trunks or swimming shorts that do not cover the knee and girls need an all in one swimming costume or a tankini. Children may bring a onesie to go home in if their lesson is at the end of the school day!
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Grey or black knee length skirt, knee length pinafore dress or blue summer dress
Grey or black trousers or shorts
Plain white polo shirt
Navy blue sweatshirt or cardigan
Black shoes, preferably trainers for doing the Daily Mile (shoes must be flat)
Black, grey or white socks or tights
Black or grey leggings may be worn under knee-length skirts, but not as an alternative to trousers
PE Kit
PE kit should be worn to school on PE days.
Navy blue tracksuit or shorts
Shorts must be worn for Gymnastics (girls may wear leggings for cultural reasons)
Plain white t-shirt (no logos or football shirts)
Headwear
Religious or cultural headwear may be worn in black, navy blue or white.
We ask parents to consider the practicalities of styles when purchasing uniform e.g. short, tight skirts are not practical for sitting on the carpet; thin pump-style shoes are not suitable for damp playgrounds when it has rained; knee-length boots are too hot to sit in all day when the heating is on.
Jewellery
Small plain stud earrings, inexpensive watches and religious bangles may be worn to school, but must be removed for PE and swimming lessons.
Other school equipment
Your child does not need any equipment for school as all pencils, pens, rulers etc are provided. However many children like to bring their own equipment to school and this helps them develop skills such as looking after and organising their own property.
If your child wishes, they may bring a small pencil case to school. Please do not bring large pencil cases as they take up too much room on the desk and in their tray, and may prevent productive work taking place.
We do not allow toys or electrical items in school. If a child needs to contact anyone urgently, they can request to use the school phone. Similarly, we will pass any messages from you on to them. If a mobile phone is brought to school, parents must complete a permission form. Phones will be kept by the class teacher securely in class during the day.
