School Uniform

The school uniform is smart and practical, and emphasises that the children all belong to one school – ‘Our School’.
All children should wear appropriate dark coloured shoes for school. Not trainers and not high heels.
School uniform is available from SchoolShop or you can purchase many items from local retailers/supermarkets – either is acceptable for all items other than the school hoodie.  Please see the link here to order.

We often have items of second hand uniform in school so please ask if you would like some and we may be able to help. We often have more than we can store so it would help us too!

  • Grey trousers
  • Grey skirt or pinafore 
  • Navy sweatshirt or cardigan possibly bearing the school logo
  • Pale blue or white polo shirt
  • Fleece jacket (optional)
  • During the summer term, smart grey shorts or navy and white checked dresses may be worn as an alternative school uniform
  • All items should be clearly labelled with your child’s name

PE KIT

  • White t-shirt 
  • Navy shorts or games skirt
  • Navy jogging trousers
  • Trainers
  • Football boots are ideal for field sports but not essential.
  • Turquoise school hoodie (purchased from the school office) must be worn to PE, forest schools and on trips out of school 
  • All items should be clearly named and stored in a suitable bag.

Newsletter 27th June 2025

AttendanceAttendance in school this week was 96%. Good attendance is considered above 95%. Timekeeping is every bit as important as attendance. School starts at 8.45am and finishes at 3.15pm. Click here to view the full newsletter

Newsletter 20th June 2025

AttendanceAttendance in school this week was 96%. Good attendance is considered above 95%. Good attendance is essential for your child to achieve academically, emotionally and socially in school. Click here to view the full newsletter

Newsletter 13th June 2025

AttendanceAttendance in school this week was 94%. Good attendance is considered above 95%. Good attendance is essential for your child to achieve academically, emotionally and socially in school. Click here to view the full newsletter

Newsletter 6th June 2025

AttendanceAttendance in school this week was 92%. Research suggests that 17 missed school days per year (92% attendance) equates to a grade drop when it comes to GCSE’s. Click here to view the full newsletter

Newsletter 23rd May 2025

Celebration WorshipIt was lovely to see so many parents attend our Celebration Worship this morning. Thank you for coming along so that the children could share with you. Click here to view the full newsletter

Newsletter 16th May

AttendanceAttendance in school this week reached 96% as we start to see a few illnesses creep in. Here’s to a restful weekend to recover! Click here to view the full newsletter

Newsletter 9th May 2025

SATS WeekYear 6 have their SATS next week so please ensure children are in school in good time. There will not be a SATS club on Monday. Click here to view the full newsletter

Newsletter 2nd May 2025

AttendanceWe are pleased to have achieved 98% attendance in school this week, well done, this is fantastic! Missing school can lead to missed opportunities. Attend every day, and seize every opportunity. Click here to view the full newsletter

Newsletter 25th April 2025

AttendanceWe are pleased to have achieved 97% attendance in school this week, well done, this is great! Click here to view the full newsletter

Newsletter 4th April 2025

AttendanceWe are pleased to have achieved 97% attendance in school this week, well done, this is great! Good attendance gives children the best opportunity to increase their confidence and self-esteem, improve their social skills, make lots of friends and feel…