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School Uniform
Please make sure that all clothing is clearly labelled with your child’s name.
Our uniform consists of
- A long or short-sleeved white school shirt/blouse
- A house tie (from our uniform provider)
- A royal blue sweatshirt/cardigan with the school crest (from our uniform provider)
- A tartan kilt (not skirt)
- Smart dark grey or black trousers or shorts (no tight trousers, leggings or jeans please)
- Gingham dresses may be worn during the Summer Term and first half of the Autumn Term (in house colour or colour of choice)
- Suitable dark-coloured school shoes should be worn although plain black trainers are also permitted (no open-toed sandals please)
House Colours
The colour of your child’s tie denotes which house they are in: Tudor: Yellow Stuart: Blue Windsor: Red York: Green
All the uniform listed above is available to buy online from our uniform provider. Items can be bought at other retailers except for the sweatshirt/cardigan, tie and book bag.
The Friends of St. Mary’s also run a second-hand uniform shop.
We also recognise that, for some children with additional needs, it may be appropriate to make adaptations to our uniform expectations. Where you feel your child may need an adaptation, please speak to your child's teacher in the first instance so that we can discuss their individual needs and agree an appropriate approach together. (Adaptations have previously been agreed and are in place for some children following discussions between home and school.)
PE Kit
On PE days, children should wear dark navy or black shorts and a plain t-shirt in the appropriate house colour or white. (Football kits and other sports clothing should not be worn instead of the school PE kit.) Children also need an appropriate plain tracksuit in colder weather. Suitable footwear (trainers) should also be worn on the appropriate PE day.
Jewellery
Children may wear a watch and one small stud in each ear if pierced. Earrings should be removed during PE. If this is not possible, tape should be provided from home to cover earrings during PE lessons.
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