• Grey tunic or knee length skirt

• Grey, tailored trousers
• White open necked blouse / white polo shirt with elastic neck school tie
• School sweatshirt / cardigan
• Grey tights / grey or white socks (please note - not black)
• Black outdoor shoes with flat heels (sandals with open toes are not acceptable)
• Summer dress - blue gingham

• Grey shorts or trousers
• White polo shirt with elastic neck school tie
• School sweatshirt
• Grey socks
• Black outdoor shoes (sandals with open toes are not acceptable)

Girls and boys - PE / Games

• Greville T-shirt (or plain white T-shirt)
• Blue shorts
• White socks
• Black plimsolls
• Spare pants in case of accidents!

Junior Uniform List

• Grey tunic or knee length skirt

• Grey, tailored trousers
• White shirt with school tie / white open necked blouse
• School sweatshirt / cardigan
• Grey tights / grey or white socks (please note - not black)
• Black outdoor shoes with flat heels (sandals with open toes are not acceptable)
• Summer dress in blue gingham

• Grey shorts or trousers

• White shirt with school tie
• School sweatshirt
• Grey socks
• Black outdoor shoes (sandals with open toes are not acceptable)

Girls and boys - PE / Games

• Greville T-shirt (or plain white T-shirt)
• Blue shorts
• White socks
• Trainers
• Old trainers or football boots (for use on muddy field)

   

  ALL CLOTHING MUST BE NAMED

Name labels, either iron-on or sew on, are available to buy from The Kit Shop or independently.

LOST PROPERTY is kept in a central place and can be claimed at any time. At the end of each month unclaimed items are bagged up, kept for a further month and then are sold off in either the second hand uniform sales or or donated to charity.

JEWELLERY
No jewellery should be worn to school. Children with pierced ears may wear small stud earrings. If parents are contemplating having their children's ears pierced, this should be carried out at the beginning of the summer holidays in order to avoid depriving their child of PE activities.

In PE lessons and other sporting activities, the wearing of all jewellery is never permitted on safety grounds. These items represent a potentially very serious hazard not only to the wearer but also to other children.