What I need for school: ALL OF WHICH NEEDS TO BE NAMED

Footwear

All children should wear sensible BLACK school shoes of a robust design that will not slip off. Trainers are not school uniform.

In bad weather boots may be worn to and from school but children must change  into school shoes once in the school building.

A very few children may require boots on medical instruction, for conditions such a hypermobility in their ankles. If your child's doctor has prescribed as such, please contact Mrs Short to discuss before wearing them for school so teachers can be advised accordingly.

In summer sandals may be worn but they must have closed toes and heels for safety purposes to keep feet safe from harm.

If your child cannot tie laces please provide Velcro fastening footwear until you have taught them to tie a bow!

Clothing

A choice of:

     A grey skirt, grey pinafore dress, grey trousers or tailored grey shorts.

     A white polo shirt.

     A Billingborough royal blue sweatshirt or Billingborough royal blue cardigan

     In summer blue gingham checked dresses may be worn.

Coats and Jackets

Sensible and practical in design and colour, warm and fastenable

Tights and socks should be white, black or grey. 

Leggings are not uniform either as "trousers" or under skirts/ dresses.

Watches, if worn, should be analogue clock faced,  practical, age appropriate, small and simple in design. They may be worn at the pupils own risk and providing they do not distract children from lessons. Expensive or valuable models should not be worn as they are unsuitable for primary school. Timer style watches/ fit bits are not permitted unless for medical purposes and then only with your teachers agreement.

Accessories

Hats, gloves and scarves practical in design and style - no branded peak caps or  large animal replica hats with integral scarves and mitts ( these are a safety hazard)

Hair accessories should be school royal blue, navy or blue gingham check; small, plain, simple and discreet.  (Jo Jo bows are not suitable and overly large designs may need to be  removed on request)

Pierced earrings should be small,plain, discreet and stud like in design.

Make up, nail varnish, hair gels or other products and jewellery is not permitted, teachers may ask for it to be removed.

Mobile phones are NOT PERMITTED in school.

If there is a reason you believe your child requires a phone for use in transit , eg a Year 6 pupil who walks home, please contact the office to discuss your individual needs.