SCHOOL UNIFORM

Given that there is substantial parental/carer and public approval of a
dress code, schools in this authority are encouraged to develop a school
dress code. In encouraging a dress code policy account must be taken in
any proposals to prevent any direct or indirect discrimination on the
grounds of race or gender. Any proposals will be the subject of
widespread consultation with parents/carers and children. Against this
background it should be noted that it is the policy of the Education
Children and Families Policy Development Committee to encourage schools
to develop an appropriate dress code.

There are forms of dress which are unacceptable in school. such as
items of clothing which:

. potentially, encourage faction (such as football colours)

. could cause offence (such as anti-religious symbolism or political
slogans)

. could cause health and safety difficulties, such as loose fitting
clothing, dangling earrings

. are made from flammable material for example shell suits in
practical classes

. could cause damage to flooring

. carry advertising, particularly for alcohol or tobacco; and

. could be used to inflict damage on other children and young people
or be used by others to do so.

Under no circumstances will children and young people be deprived of any
educational benefit as a result of not wearing clothing conforming to the
school’s dress code.

The fopllowing items are  available to order from the school office. Sweatshirts/Cardigans  and Polo Shirts - all Royal Blue with school badge.
We have also introduced, at the children and parents’ request, a school
tie worn with a white shirt.

 Our "Super " Models

Indoor shoes must be worn inside the building.