What is the school uniform?
Our school uniform consists of a green sweatshirt and a green polo shirt. These should be worn with grey trousers or a grey skirt. In warm weather, grey shorts or skirts (not shorter than mid-thigh) are allowed, and plain grey dresses as well as green and yellow gingham dresses are acceptable too. We are happy for plain tights to be worn with dresses, skirts and shorts.
Where and how can we order uniform?
Our main uniform supplier is Nationwide School Uniforms (based in Spilsby). Uniform can be ordered directly from them and can be delivered to your home address or collected from their shop in Vale Road, Spilsby. The Nationwide School Uniforms website has comprehensive instructions on how to order. We also have second hand uniform (in superb condition) on site for a small donation - give us a call or email to see what we've got in stock.
What about footwear?
Shoes should be sturdy, plain and preferably black. We have been advised by the school nurse that trainers should not be worn for extensive periods and they are therefore not part of our uniform, except for in outdoor PE sessions.
What should pupils wear for PE?
There is also a 'uniform' for PE which consists of a white polo shirt, blue shorts and plimsolls. A suitable white polo shirt, embroidered with the school logo, can be purchased through our stockist. Suitable plain garments can be purchased at most clothing outlets. Of course, in colder months, pupils are allowed to wear tracksuit bottoms, and trainers can be worn for outdoor PE sessions.
What about accessories?
Pupils will be required to remove all earrings and watches for PE and games lessons as they can represent a danger to themselves and others in the event of contact. They are also susceptible to damage. If pupils cannot remove earrings for medical reasons, they may be taped over (but it is the responsibility of parents to provide this tape). However, we strongly encourage parents to support their child in learning to remove their earrings.
Headbands are allowed, but these must be practical and not distracting to others (eg: overly large bows that could block the view of pupils sitting behind)!
Should items be named?
Yes, please! It saves us a huge amount of difficulty when items of clothing are mislaid.