School Uniform
At St Anne’s we are very proud of how smartly our children are presented. This is all thanks to the support we get from parents who in turn take pride in how their children are dressed for school.
Uniform is important because it stops arguments about what to wear and the 'designer option' does not become a problem.
Uniform provides a sense of belonging and provides simple and practical clothing to wear.
All clothing must be clearly named.
Nursery and Reception (EYFS)Winter Wear GREEN sweat shirt or cardigan with school logo. Grey skirt, trousers or joggers. Black shoes. PE kit: As main school, below.
Summer Wear GREEN sweat shirt or cardigan with school logo. WHITE aertex with school logo Grey shorts/Red and white gingham dress Black shoes. |
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Year 1 - Year 6Winter Wear White shirt, grey trousers, grey socks, 'bottle green' ‘V’ neck school jumper, preferably with the school name on. School tie. (Elastic ones are available for younger children.) OR White shirt, grey skirt/pinafore or grey trousers (tailored), white socks, 'bottle green' school jumper/cardigan, preferably with the school name on. School tie. Plain tights may also be worn - green, red, white, cream or grey. Footwear: Plain black shoes (No trainers or boots.)
Summer Wear Plain WHITE Aertex/shirt, grey shorts/trousers, grey socks. OR Red and white gingham dress and white socks, or white open-neck blouse with a grey skirt. Footwear: Plain black shoes. (No trainers or boots. No high heels, slingbacks or platforms - for safety reasons.) |
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PE KitPE kits should be kept in a drawstring bag. All items should be named and taken home at least every half term to wash.
Winter PE Kit Extras:
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Swimming (Year 4)In Year 4, children attend swimming lessons. All children take part unless there are medical reasons. You will be notified when it is needed. A full costume is required for girls and trunks (not shorts) for boys. |
Health and Safety
All hair must be tied back securely. We do not allow extreme hairstyles . (A risk assessment is made by staff on all activities and children may be excluded if safety is an issue.)
No jewellery to be worn in school, except single studs in ears. These must be removed for all sports, or covered with plasters. Plasters must be provided by parents.