High uniform standards are indicative of the high standards that we have at our school. Our uniform is part of our school identity, uniting our pupils and we hope that they take pride in wearing it.
- St Peter’s Infant School Navy Blue V Neck Jumper
or Navy Blue Cardigan with Logo - St Peter’s Infant School Tie – Navy/Light Blue Stripe
- St Peter’s Infant School Book Bag (optional item)
- St Peter’s Infant School Baseball Cap (optional item)
– a sunhat or baseball cap is required in hot weather but does not need to be school branded. - Plain white, short-sleeve, collared shirt/blouse
- Charcoal grey trousers or shorts – standard school style
- Navy blue skirt/pinafore dress – standard school style
*In summer – blue & white gingham dress may be worn but is optional. - Socks/tights – grey, navy blue or white
- Shoes – black (no trainers please/ with a velcro strap are advised).
Open toe sandals are not allowed for safety reasons - Wellies for outdoor learning and play
For P.E.
- White t shirt with school logo
- Navy blue shorts with school logo or equivalent plain, navy blue shorts (not ‘cycling’ shorts)
- Navy blue jogging trousers
- Plimsols/white or black trainers
- White/Navy socks are also needed for PE
All in a draw string bag and kept in school
Hair
Pupils should not wear extreme hair fashions, including dyed or streaked hair, and styles such as spikes, mohicans and images or lines should not be cut into their hair. Long hair should be tied back at all times.
Hair bands, clips, accessories etc. should be discreet designs in colour compatible with school colours – plain, navy, black or brown –and only used in order to keep hair in place
-Be mindful of the use of hair gels, waxes, oils, mousses and any other styling products. These can affect health & safety in PE because some of the styling products have been coming off onto the PE mats, causing them to have a slippery surface which is dangerous for the children.
Jewellery
Jewellery should not be worn to school except for religious/cultural purposes. We encourage parents to make use of the summer holidays for ear piercing. This will enable ears to heal and piercings removed before returning to school in September. The school will not accept responsibility for any loss, damage or injury resulting from the wearing of jewellery in school.
Make up, tattoos and coloured nail varnish are not allowed.
How to purchase branded School Uniform items
The ‘Friends’ organise the buying and selling of school uniform items with the school logo (shown in bold above) and school tie for us. All other items are widely available from high-street retailers and supermarkets.
School uniform can be ordered using a uniform ordering form which should then be returned to the office. Parents also hold sales of good quality second hand uniform at parent events throughout the year, or upon request.