Our School uniform can be purchased from Whittaker's Schoolwear in Southport or ordered online at https://www.whittakersschoolwear.co.uk/product-category/southport/.

It is hoped children will wear their School uniform with pride and enjoy the sense of community this represents.

We are aware that school uniforms are expensive and would therefore strongly advise that all items are clearly labelled with your child’s name.

Foundation Stage (Nursery and Reception)

Bottle green tracksuit with School badge and white polo shirt with School badge (preferable).  White socks and plain trainers (preferable) or black leather, breathable shoes with Velcro

fastening (no sandals).

Wellingtons (to be kept in school) and a waterproof coat for outdoor play.

In the summer term, children can wear the white polo shirt with grey shorts and white or grey socks or a green and white checked school dress with white shorts underneath and white socks.

Key Stage One (Year 1 and 2)

White polo shirt with School badge (preferable) with a grey skirt/trousers/shorts or pinafore.       

Forest green V-neck knitted jumper or cardigan with School badge (preferable).     

White or grey socks/grey tights.

Black leather school shoes with laces, Velcro or buckle fastenings. Plain back trainers with no logo that are indistinguishable from plain black school shoes are permitted (boots, sandals, slip-on or ballet-style shoes are not permitted for safety reasons).

In the Summer term a green and white dress can be worn with white socks or a white polo shirt with School badge (preferable) and grey skirt/trousers or shorts and white or grey socks.

Key Stage Two (Years 3-6)

White cotton shirt with a School tie and grey skirt/trousers/shorts or pinafore.

Forest green V-neck knitted jumper or cardigan with School badge (preferable).

White or grey socks/grey tights. Black leather school shoes with laces, Velcro or buckle fastenings).  Plain back trainers with no logo that are indistinguishable from plain black school shoes are permitted (boots, sandals, slip-on or ballet-style shoes are not permitted for safety reasons).

In the Summer term a green and white dress may be worn with white socks or a white polo shirt with School badge (preferable) and grey skirt/trousers or shorts and white or grey socks.

If a child attends School not wearing the appropriate shoes they will be required to wear their black plimsolls whilst in School.

PE and Games Clothes

For hygiene and safety reasons children must be dressed appropriately for these lessons.

PE Kit for Reception

Black pumps, white tee shirt with School badge (preferable) and green shorts/skort.

PE Kit for Key Stage One (Years 1 and 2)

White t-shirt, green shorts/skort and black plimsolls for indoor PE.

Seasonal games kit – Seasonal games kit – Freshfield tracksuit and trainers.   

PE Kit for Key Stage Two (Years 3 – 6)

White t-shirt, green shorts/skort and black plimsolls for indoor PE.

Seasonal games kit - Freshfield tracksuit and trainers.

Please note School are not responsible for any unnamed PE kits that go missing.

Hair

A child’s hair is a very important part of their presentation.  Long hair should be tied back neatly with a bobble so that it not covering the child’s eyes. Hair bobbles, bands and clips should be understated and in school colours of green, grey or white).  Please note bandanas are not acceptable.

Hair styles should be of a standard style; extreme haircuts e.g. mohicans, shaved symbols or designs are not permitted.

Swimming Kit

Swimming cap, swimming trunks/full costume. Goggles are optional.

Swimming shorts, sun suits and bikinis/tankinis are not permitted by our swimming providers.

Jewellery/Valuables/Tattoos/Medical bracelets

Items of value such as jewellery, expensive watches and pen sets should not be brought into School.

Jewellery including ear studs should not be worn in School at any time as they are considered a safety hazard.   If you do intend to have your child’s ears pierced, this should be carried out at the beginning of the summer holidays.  A grace period of between 6 weeks and 3 months from the date of the piercing will be offered to allow for newly-pierced ears to heal before the earrings need to be removed.  During this time, parents are responsible for covering the earrings front and back each day for school to enable children to take part in all activities.  Please note however that Active Aquatics (our swimming providers) do not allow earrings and therefore your child will not be able to take part in swimming lessons whilst wearing earrings (even if they are covered). 

Children should not wear nail varnish, make-up or any tattoos including the stick-on variety.  The wearing of an analogue watch is acceptable to support children learning to tell the time.

Children with serious medical problems may wear warning bracelets if deemed necessary by the parents.