School Uniform

 

Our school uniform is important to us. It is one way in which we identify ourselves as a school family and it promotes a strong, cohesive school identity, which supports high standards and expectations in all areas of school life. It promotes harmony between different groups represented in the school, and enhances security, assisting the school to identify individual pupils so good order can be maintained. Smartness and high standards of appearance are expected at all times.

 

All children should wear the uniform and we encourage them to maintain an acceptable standard of clean and tidy dress in school.

 

Our School Uniform consists of: 

• Royal blue jumper/cardigan/sweatshirt (the school office supplies all these options with the school logo, but this is optional)

• White polo shirt

• Dark grey or black trousers or shorts. Please note that leggings should not be worn instead of trousers

• Dark grey or black skirt or pinafore (blue checked summer dresses may also be worn)

• Flat, smart black shoes.

Parents and carers are reminded that children often sit cross legged in school, therefore skirts should be chosen to ensure children can do this comfortably and without embarrassment.

 

All items of uniform clothing must be identified with the child’s name.

 

PE and games kit:

• Blue polo shirt (the school office supplies these with the school logo, but this is optional)

• Black shorts

• Plimsolls/trainers

• (Optional additional items) Crowan PE hoodie and black tracksuit bottoms (hoodies are not to be worn as part of the main school uniform)

 

For health and safety reasons, it is essential that children are dressed appropriately for any physical activity. Appropriate footwear is essential: trainers or plimsolls must be worn (unless barefoot for certain activities).

 

All children are given a book bag for carrying their reading books. These are initially given to children free of charge, however replacements can be bought from the school office. All clothing, PE kits bags / reading folders must be identified with the child’s name.