Uniform details  

• Grey Tailored Trousers/Shorts/Skirt/Dress
• Red Summer Checked Dress 
• White Polo Shirt  
• School Jumper with School Logo **
• School Fleece with logo **
• Black Shoes (no boots or trainers) 

• Black tights or white/black/grey socks 
• Black Shoes (no boots or trainers) 

PE / Sports Kit 

• Red T Shirt
• Black Shorts 
• White Socks 
• Plimsoles or Trainers 
• Black Jogging Bottoms (optional) 
• Black Sweatshirt (Optional) 

**All items can be purchased from Screens School Uniform providers.

All items are also readily available from high street stores or their internet shopping websites.

Second Hand Uniform

Second hand uniform can be purchased/obtained in the following ways:-

• Lowestoft School Uniform Sale - https://www.facebook.com/groups/1985074231772162/
• The school has a'New to You' Clothing Bank

Jewellery 

On health and safety grounds, we do not allow children to wear jewellery in our school except plain stud earrings which must be removed for PE. If a child wishes to have his/her ear(s) pierced, we ask that this be carried out at the beginning of the summer holiday, so that the healing process is complete by the time school starts again in September and the ear stud can be removed. In the rare cases when a child cannot remove their ear studs the child will be asked to cover the studs with tape  or plasters during PE lessons.  Inexpensive watches may be worn in Key Stage 2. 

Hair and make-up 

The school does not permit children to have extreme haircuts or colouring that could serve as a distraction to other children. Hair bands, clips etc. should be discreet designs in colours compatible  with school colours and only used in order to keep hair in place. Long hair should be tied back for practical subjects, including P.E. Some hair ornaments may need to be removed for P.E. on the grounds of health and safety. No make-up or nail varnish may be worn during the school day. Similarly, temporary transfers or fake ‘tattoos’ are not appropriate. 

Footwear 

The school wants all children to grow into healthy adults. We believe that it is dangerous for children to wear shoes with platform soles, open toes or high heels in school, so we do not allow  this. We do not allow children to wear trainers to school; these are appropriate for sport or as  leisurewear, but are not in keeping with the smart appearance of a school uniform (including travel to and from school). We require all children to wear the types of shoe described in the uniform list.  

Winter boots/ wellington boots may be worn to and from school during bad weather but shoes must be brought to school and worn during the school day. Flat sandals that provide firm support may be  worn in summer but they must have a heel strap to ensure that the foot cannot slip off the sandal. 

Seasonal safety 

All children require a coat in school when the weather is changeable, cold or wet. On hot sunny days children should be protected from the sun when outdoors by: 

• wearing a hat or cap 
• wearing an appropriate SPF sun-screen that has been applied at home, or that they have  brought to school to apply themselves (adults in school are not permitted to apply sun-screen).