Uniform Clothes Required by All Age Groups
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School Uniform
The school’s uniform policy enables parents to support the school’s aims of providing a positive sense of community spirit by ensuring that the children look smart and well presented at all times within the school and in the local community. At the same time care has been taken to suggest a clothing list that will provide for the children’s comfort, health and safety throughout the year.
All Scotts Park uniform, other than the jumper/cardigan (which is available from Bromley School wear) is available via the Marks and Spencer website, follow the link to Your-School-Uniform.
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Uniform clothes required by all age groups
Navy school sweater or cardigan, red trim (available exclusively from Bromley School wear)
School tie (M&S) – compulsory from Year 1 upwards
Dark grey trousers or shorts
Dark grey skirt or pinafore/red gingham summer dress
White polo top (Reception only), white short or long sleeved shirt
Art apron or old shirt for practical work
White or grey short/knee length socks, or grey tights
A warm winter coat/mac as appropriate
(Reception children also require a pair of Wellington Boots, and waterproof trouser/top, or a waterproof ‘all in one’…for outdoor play)
Shoes should be black and of a suitable nature for school – no heels, open toes or boots.
For PE or games:
Red plain T-shirt (Reception children only) Houses will be allocated on joining
Years 1 – 6 have house T-shirts in specific plain colours according to their house colour (available online from M&S with the Scotts Park logo)
Navy Blue shorts
Plimsolls/trainers/football boots
Navy tracksuit for outdoor games (M&S sweatshirt with logo & plain bottoms)
All PE kit is to be brought to school in a named, suitable bag with a drawstring. ‘Scotts Park’ branded bags are available from M&S, but are not compulsory. Large sports bags are unsuitable for school use as they create storage problems and can be a hazard in the classroom.
NB. All clothing must be clearly marked with the child’s name to ensure prompt return should they be mislaid.
Jewellery in School
It is the safest policy not to wear any jewellery to school as it can be a danger to your child and to other children.
However, we do appreciate that girls may have ears that are pierced and therefore only studs may be worn at school. As we are beginning the process of educating our children ultimately for the world of work, it is inappropriate for boys to have ear piercings/earrings at school. Therefore boys should not wear any ear jewellery. Chains, long earrings and rings with raised surfaces can cause accidents to children and are not permitted.
Watches
Reception and Year 1 children are not permitted to wear a watch.
If you would like your child in year 2, 3 or 4 to wear a watch, please ensure that you provide an analogue watch with clear numbers and “hands”. This will help the children learn and become familiar with the skills of telling the time.
In years 5 and 6, children may wear either an analogue watch or a digital watch.
We strongly recommend that you do not allow expensive items to be brought into school as that would be inappropriate and the item could be damaged during activities/play or lost.
We should like the co-operation of parents in ensuring the safety of all the children and we cannot accept responsibility for loss or damage of any jewellery in school.