School Uniform

This is the current set of guidelines for school uniform. 

Uniform can be ordered from the school's supplier using this link: School Uniform Ordering

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Guidelines on School Uniform

Children attending the school should wear school uniform.

BOYS: 

KEY STAGE 1

Mid to light grey trousers or shorts

White polo shirt

Red v-necked school sweatshirt

Grey socks

 

KEY STAGE 2   

Mid to light grey trousers or shorts

White collared shirt (long or short sleeved)

Red v-necked school sweatshirt

School tie

Grey socks

                  

GIRLS:

KEY STAGE 1

Mid to light grey skirt, trousers or pinafore dress

White polo shirt

Red v-necked school sweatshirt or cardigan

White socks or grey tights

 

KEY STAGE 2

Mid to light grey skirt, trousers or pinafore dress

White collared shirt (long or short sleeved)

Red v-necked school sweatshirt or cardigan

School tie

White socks or grey tights

In warm weather, girls may also wear red and white checked gingham dresses.

 

PE Kit:

BOYS:        Burford PE shirt, navy shorts, suitable sports shoes - trainers or plimsolls

GIRLS:       Burford PE shirt, navy shorts, suitable sports shoes - trainers or plimsolls

 

ALL CLOTHING should be marked with the child's name and a PE bag is needed for the safe keeping of PE kit.

 

Hair bands – red/white.  Long hair must be tied back.

 

 

ALL ARTICLES SHOULD BE CLEARLY AND INDELIBLY MARKED WITH YOUR CHILD’S NAME.

It is important that children wear sensible shoes at school.  Platform, heeled or sling-back shoes are dangerous.  Sensible shoes need to be supportive of the growing foot. Trainers are not allowed for everyday school wear because they add nothing to the smartness of the uniform. Open toed sandals are not safe, and boots are a fashion item, which not all children are able to have. If children wish to walk to school in boots, they are, of course, free to do so, but during school time all children must wear dark coloured, enclosed shoes (light coloured shoes are permitted in the summer).

Parents are urged to encourage their children to wear clothing – particularly hats – which offer protection from the sun during the summer months. Weatherproof clothing is essential to keep out the cold and wet – particularly for those walking to school.