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Uniform Policy

Our school uniform serves several very important functions:

  • It gives children a sense of identity with the school
  • It creates a sense of community
  • It is equitable with all children wearing the same clothing
  • It is cost effective for families
  • It encourages children to take pride in their appearance
  • It helps to keep children safe e.g. by providing clear identification when they are off-site

 

We expect all children in Reception to Year 6 to wear their uniform correctly each day unless there is a non-uniform day for charity or another special event. If any child is not wearing their uniform, we expect a letter from parents to explain why this is the case. 

 

It is not compulsory to wear the school uniform in Nursery, although we strongly encourage your child to wear the school jumper/cardigan with the school logo. 

 

Children are expected to wear their PE kit to school on their designated PE days.


Please note, as Reception is a very active year with lots of outdoor learning and physical play,  Reception children may choose to wear jogging bottoms to support their comfort and freedom of movement during their early days in school. 

 

Our uniform consists of the following items of clothing:

 

  1. A green school jumper, cardigan or fleece with the school logo (available to purchase from our uniform supplier). 

 

 

  1. A plain white polo shirt, collared shirt or blouse.

 

  1. Grey school trousers, tailored shorts, skirt or pinafore (in the summer term, a green and white checked cotton dress may be worn).

 

4. Grey, black or white socks (plain).

 

 

  • 5. Sensible black shoes or plain black trainers (no heels, lights or toys attached or within)

 

 

 

Please note:

  • Jeans, leggings and cycling shorts are not allowed.
  • Non-branded items can be purchased from any high street shop. 
  • Slip on shoes need a bar across the foot to hold them (ballet styles are not suitable).
  • Sandals can be worn in the summer months (with socks) provided they have sufficient straps.
  • For Health and Safety purposes, children in Nursery and Reception should not wear shoes with heels or laces.

 

 

SPORTS AND PE KIT:

 

 

  1. Plain white T-shirt with no branded logos (no sports or football shirts).

 

  1. Plain black sports shorts or plain black jogging bottoms with no branded logos. 

 

  1. Plain black sweatshirt with no branded logos for colder months (optional).

 

  1. Grey, black or white socks (plain)

 

Grey or black tights.

 

  1. Trainers or plain black plimsolls.

 

 

 

 

Please note:

Long hair must be tied back for health and safety reasons.

No jewellery or watches are to be worn during PE apart from small stud earrings.

 

SCHOOL BAG:
In order to take books home, your child requires a suitable bag.
Every child in Nursery and Reception should have a school book bag (with a logo) available to purchase from our uniform supplier.

 

 

JEWELLERY, NAIL VARNISH & MAKE UP
For Health and Safety reasons, jewellery should not be worn. The only items that can be worn are watches and simple stud earrings. Pupils will be asked to remove any other jewellery and it will be returned to parents. Nail varnish or make up are not allowed in school and any pupil wearing these will be asked to remove it.


HAIR
Long hair should be securely tied back in order to avoid accidents and it must be tied back for PE lessons. Hairbands should be simple (preferable in school colours) and not ornately decorated.  

 

 

UNIFORM SHOP
School jumpers, cardigans and school book bags with the school logo are available to purchase online from our uniform supplier (Price & Buckland). 

https://www.pbuniform-online.co.uk/northharringayprimary

 

All items of school clothing, including PE Kit and bags, should be clearly marked with the child’s name so lost items can be returned to their owner. Items which are not labelled are put in the lost property and unclaimed items will be disposed of at the end of each half term.


If you have difficulties with the cost of purchasing your child’s uniform, please come to the school office for confidential advice and/or support or speak to Paula Olurin (Pastoral Care Manager).

The PSA also holds regular second-hand uniform sales throughout the year. Recycled uniform (in good condition) is available to purchase at a greatly reduced price. 

 

Uniform Policy 

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