School Uniform

School uniform helps a child to identify with the school and to feel part of the school community. Children are expected to wear school uniform because:

• Children can be identified more easily on school visits
• Parents are not pressured to buy the latest fashions for school
• Children feel part of a team and the wider school community
• School uniform is cheaper than fashion clothing.

Main School Uniform:
Bottle green fleece, jumper or cardigan with school logo
White shirt or polo shirt (logo optional)
Dark grey shorts or trousers
Dark grey skirt or pinafore dress
Green and white checked dress
White, black or grey socks
Grey or black tights
Black school shoes with a low heel for safety (NO boots or trainers)

PE Uniform:
House coloured t-shirt (red, green, blue or yellow) - logo optional
Black shorts (no hot pants or cycling shorts)
Plain black tracksuit bottoms or leggings (under shorts)
Plain black trainers
School fleece or school jumper

Nursery Uniform:
White shirt or polo shirt (logo optional)
Black tracksuit bottoms/ leggings or grey school trousers/skirt/pinafore dress
Bottle green cardigan or jumper (logo optional)
Enclosed shoes - no sandals, flip flops, laces

NB: Logoed and fashion items should not be worn as this is not in line with the school uniform expectations.

Parents are able to use high street chains to purchase non-logoed items.

School Uniform displaying the school logo is available from:
          Havering Schoolwear
          160-162 Hornchurch Road
          Hornchurch, RM11 1QH
          www.haveringschoolwear.co.uk 

Additional Information

• Hairstyles should be appropriate for school. All long hair (shoulder length or longer) should be tied back. Headbands or hair bobbles are kept to a discreet minimum and as far as possible in bottle green / black – neither large bows nor headbands with decorative pieces should be worn.

• Brightly dyed hair is not allowed.
• No jewellery is to be worn to school except for a watch and only if absolutely necessary small, plain studs if children have pierced ears. These need to be covered by parents/carers or the children themselves with tape for PE.
• Watches can be analogue or digital ONLY. Smart watches are NOT allowed to be worn to school.
• Nail varnish and false nails should not be worn in school.
• Coat - any winter coat
• School Bag (Reception-Yr 3 book bag, Yr 4-6 small school bag, Nursery & Pre-Nursery small bag)
• Water bottle (filled with water only)
• Sunhats are recommended in the summer

Health and Safety

For reasons of Health and Safety a requirement has been set by the Local Authority that a child cannot take part in any PE activity wearing jewellery of any kind. Earrings must be removed by the child prior to the PE lesson.  Years 3 go swimming during the year; earrings must be removed for swimming.