We expect that parents and carers will support our school policy and so maintain high standards and pride of appearance as their children wear the Sacred Heart School uniform.
Our policy is based on the belief that school uniform:
We recognise that in a multi-faith society, adaptations may be necessary to the uniform. These should be discussed and agreed with the school and parents should, in the first instance, approach the Headteacher on such matters.
In the interests of safety, security and uniformity, children are not allowed to wear any jewellery, earrings, rings or necklaces, except for wrist watches. We ask that, if you wish to have your child’s ears pierced you do so at the beginning of the summer holidays, thus giving your child’s ears time to heal before returning to school. Make-up and nail polish are also not allowed.
Children should have neat, sensible hair styles for school. If hair is long enough, it must be tied back with a simple, inconspicuous hair band. Children should not have heads shaved or designs cut into their hair e.g. tram lines, or have their hair coloured for school.
White polo shirt and school jumper / sweatshirt
Otherwise, suitably dressed for Nursery i.e. play - things with no difficult buttons or fastenings and sensible shoes that your child is able to put on by themselves.
In the Foundation Stage (Nursery and Reception), the children have the opportunity to learn outdoors, whatever the weather! Therefore, it is important that your child brings a suitable coat to play out in.
Plain white polo-shirt or white polo-shirt (with school logo)
Red school cardigan / jumper / sweatshirt (with school logo)
Grey school trousers
Grey skirt or grey pinafore dress
White or grey socks
Plain grey, red or white tights
Shoes
Black, flat sensible school shoes
Trainers or other sports shoes are not permitted as substitutes for shoes. Children may bring trainers to change in to at playtimes but they must change back into shoes on return to the classroom.
Optional for summer term
Red gingham summer dress (Easter to October half-term) or grey short trousers with grey socks.
Closed- toed sandals may be worn with socks or black sensible shoes
All Pupils: Inclement Weather - Black, flat sensible boots
PE Kit: KS1 Pupils and Reception
PE bag containing red shorts, white T Shirt and black pumps
PE Kit: KS2 Pupils
PE bag containing red shorts, white T Shirt and trainers
Games Kit : KS2 Only
In the colder winter months, children can bring in jogging pants and a sweatshirt top for lessons outside. These should be in a plain dark colour, preferably not expensive and logo free.