The school colours are grey with a blue sweatshirt. School uniform may be purchased 
from either Broadbridges, Ground Floor Showroom, Lynnem House, 1 Victoria Way, Burgess Hill
(01444) 242682.  Website: www.broadbridges.co.uk or from Monkhouse Schoolwear (formerly Sussex Uniforms), Units 1&2 Bridge Road Business Park, Bridge Road, Haywards Heath, West Sussex, RH16 1TX Tel: 01444 227066 Website: www.monkhouse.com

All school uniform items, other than our school sweatshirt, can be found in many retail stores.
Fleeces with the school logo (in addition to a sweatshirt/cardigan)  are also available if parents wish to
purchase these.

Children may wear:  
White blouse or white polo shirt
Grey tunic, skirt, trousers or shorts
Royal blue sweatshirt, cardigan or fleece - these may be branded with the school logo or plain
White or grey socks or grey tights
Summer dress in blue and white checked or striped fabric

Children need a coat to wear outside at playtime and for outdoor activities. They also need a pair of wellington boots to keep at school for outdoor activities. 
             

Both boys and girls are asked to wear sensible flat black shoes or black trainers with velcro fastening if your child cannot yet do laces.

PE Kit:  Blue shorts, white t-shirt with no pocket, and slip-on black plimsolls if they are not wearing black trainers to school.  Please note that, for reception children, plimsolls are not required until the summer term.  Navy or black tracksuit trousers may be worn outside on cold days.

Second hand Uniform

Second hand uniform is available at our Summer Fayre and new parent events in the Summer Term.

Jewellery and make-up

Children may not wear make-up (including nail-polish) in school.
Jewellery, including watches, should not be worn in school for safety reasons and to prevent loss and breakages.  Small studs to be worn in pierced ears but not hoops or large ear-rings.

Following regulations from the government and in consultation with the county's PE adviser it is necessary to make parents aware of the danger of wearing any kind of jewellery during a PE lesson.  Children can have their ears ripped and ear-rings can fall out and be trodden on by other pupils causing punctures to the feet.  We therefore ask all parents or guardians to ensure that children with pierced ears only wear small ear-studs to school and that these are removed at home on PE days.  This is necessary because we are not permitted to accept the responsibility of removing and replacing ear-studs.

Should your child have their ears pierced after they have been admitted to the school, you should write to the Headteacher asking for permission to have your child’s ear-studs covered by surgical tape on PE days. This will only be for six weeks while the ears heal.

You will be informed of the days your child does PE at the start of the new term.

The school cannot take any responsibility for the loss of any valuable items.

Lost Property

All clothing, including shoes, should be clearly named, preferably with iron in or sew on labels. It is the children’s responsibility to take care of their possessions, however, if an item is lost then parents should ask a member of the office staff if they may look in the lost property boxes.