Children at St. Patrick’s are proud to wear their uniform and treat it with care. School uniform instils a sense of belonging and community pride and ensures equality amongst pupils. We maintain a strict uniform policy and ask that parents/carers support all aspects of the school uniform policy, ensure their child is always in the correct full school uniform and mark all items of clothing and footwear with their child’s name.
Key items of school and PE uniform can be purchased online at either:
Kit Out https://kitoutclothing.co.uk/ enquiries can be made by telephone 07725656857 or email harry@kitoutclothing.co.uk
S&A Uniforms www.sauniforms.co.uk enquiries can be made by telephone 07970875671 or email s-auniforms@ntlworld.com
Boys:
Grey school style trousers
St Patrick’s School sweatshirt and green polo shirt both with school logo
Plain black shoes, not trainers, and grey socks
Girls:
Grey knee length, school style skirt, pinafore or grey school style trousers
St Patrick’s School sweatshirt or cardigan and green polo shirt both with school logo
Plain black flat shoes please, not trainers, high heeled or fashion shoes as they can prove dangerous
White socks or grey or bottle green tights
In summer girls may wear a green and white checked school dress with their cardigan/sweatshirt
All pupils will need plain dark coat no logos please and a St Patrick’s School logo book bag
PE Uniform:
All pupils need a St Patrick’s School logo white T Shirt, bottle green shorts and school bottle green hoodie and joggers from the school supplier and trainers.
PE uniform can be worn to school on days when children have PE lessons: Monday for Key Stage 1 and EYFS pupils, Wednesday for Key Stage 2 classes.
Key stage 2 classes take part in swimming lessons in the spring & summer terms.
Girls will need a full swimsuit, not bikini and boys will need swimming trunks, all pupils will need a towel.
Goggles are discouraged by the pool we use.
Hair styles:
All pupils’ hair styles must be neat, tidy and not be in pupil’s eyes.
Tram lines, shaved patterns, closely shaved styles, coloured hair or coloured hair extensions which are not the pupils’ natural hair colour and fashion styles are not allowed.
All pupils with shoulder length hair must have it tied back for health and safety reasons with a plain black or green band or school logoed hair tie. Hair clips and hair bands must be discrete, functional not excessive and green, brown, black, gold or silver in colour. Hair gel is a cosmetic product and therefore not allowed
Jewellery:
To ensure a safe environment for all in school no jewellery is allowed at any time and pupils will be asked to remove them if they are worn in school. This also includes religious jewellery such as crucifixes. If pupils have their ears pierced in term time, parents will need to cover the studs with plasters each day before coming to school until they can be removed.
The wearing of make up or nail varnish is unnecessary and not allowed.
