At St Mary’s the children are required to wear a school uniform. A high standard of personal appearance is expected of all pupils.   It not only looks smart, but contributes positively to the ethos of our school. Application for a place at St. Mary’s implies acceptance of this preferred option.

The items for children to select to wear from the school uniform are listed below:

Boy’s Uniform, Named

• Dark maroon ‘ V’ neck sweatshirt, or knitted jumper with school logo
• Plain white shirt (short or long sleeved)
• School tie
• Dark grey trousers  or shorts
• Grey socks
• Plain black shoes
• P.E kit: maroon t shirt (school logo optional), black shorts and plimsolls
• Plain drawstring P.E bag (school logo optional)
• Year R - 2 plain book bag (school logo optional)

Girl’s Uniform, Named

• Dark maroon ‘v’ neck sweatshirt, knitted jumper or cardigan with school logo
• Plain white shirt (short or long sleeved)
• School tie
• Appropriate length and not tight grey skirt, pinafore or trousers
• Optional Pink and white striped dress in summer
• Grey or white socks summer
• Grey or black tights in winter
• Plain black shoes (not boots)
• P.E kit: maroon t shirt (school logo optional), black shorts and plimsolls
• Plain drawstring P.E bag (school logo optional)
• Year R - 2 plain book bag (school logo optional)

Optional Extras

• Maroon blazer with school logo
• Maroon fleece jacket with school logo
• Maroon reversible coat with school logo
• Maroon baseball cap with school logo
• Maroon knitted hat with school logo
• Maroon rucksack with school logo
• Water bottle with school logo

A range of school uniform is available through Screens – www.screensprinting.co.uk

It is important that all school uniform is clearly labelled with your child’s name, so that lost items can be identified.

Children have the option to wear what is most often referred to as a ‘summer uniform' from after the Easter break until before the October half term.

No jewellery is permitted except a simple wrist watch (in KS2) and small stud earrings.

Long hair must be tied back at all times.  Hair bands etc. should be functional not decorative.

This set of requirements has been put together as a result of lengthy consideration of the consultation with parents, children and staff.  In addition, governors gave much consideration to making sure that the proposal meets the needs of any individual pupil to accommodate their religion or belief, ethnicity, or disability and that it meets with the guidance published by the Department for Education.