School Uniform

Below is a list of our school uniform. Please clearly label all school clothing with your child’s full name – it really helps! Zip tags are really useful to help identify coats too!

Uniform can be purchased from with Myclothing.com or Pendle Village Mill. There are other smaller independent shops around the area that sell our uniform which is absolutely fine, but please note they are not official stockists and we have no control over quality. 

Uniform

Green sweatshirt/Cardigan (with or without school logo)

White polo shirt (with or without school logo)

Grey skirt or pinafore dress.

Grey trousers/shorts.

Grey tights or grey/white socks.

Black school shoes (not trainers)

PE Kit - Should be kept in school in a drawstring bag. 
White T-shirt (with or without school logo)

Black shorts 

Plain black jogging bottoms (no stripes or logos)

Plain black leggings (no stripes, patterns or logos)

Trainers or pumps - No fashion trainers footwear must have suitable soles.

Swimming Kit
All children will attend swimming lessons  as part of the P.E. curriculum, unless there is a doctor’s note.

Girls-one piece swimming costume 

Boys-swimming shorts.

All children require a towel and a suitable bag.

Brush or comb is optional but no jewellery is allowed.

Any child with long hair will need to wear a swim cap. 

Jewellery and extreme hairstyles aren’t allowed!
Jewellery can be dangerous if worn during P.E. or games lessons and your child will be asked to remove any item of jewellery they might be wearing.  Loss of jewellery also causes distress to a child.  False nails are considered a fashion/jewellery item and are not allowed, we also ask that children do not wear nail polish or have temporary tattoos on.

Extreme hairstyles, whilst possibly ‘cool’ in the summer holidays, are not appropriate for school. They can cause problems for the wearer and for other children in school – and the time it takes for staff to deal with issues that may arise! We simply ask for your support in this area.

It is preferred that your child does not wear earrings whilst in school.  However, if this is the case these must just be limited to small studs.  Hooped earrings are considered a danger and children with hooped or sharp earrings will be requested to remove them.  Staff at the school have been directed by the Authority not to remove earrings and therefore your child will not be allowed to participate in P.E./games/swimming lessons if they are unable to remove their own earrings.  Alternatively, you may provide your child with plasters to cover earrings (swimming they must be completely removed).