Uniform

The wearing of school uniform is compulsory and is strictly enforced for the following reasons:

• It helps to foster a sense of belonging to a community.
• It enables a child not only to identify with but also to be seen as a member of the school community.
• It assures both parent and teacher that the child is wearing clothes that are smart and sensible, thus removing the potential problems that fashion and competition could bring about.

Each item should be clearly marked with the child's name so that items are easily found and returned.

Most items of uniform are available from high street stores or from our official uniform supplier, BEAT School Uniforms. To avoid ambiguity when shopping around, we recommend you use the BEAT website as a guide for the required uniform styles.

Items bearing the school crest which include PE kit, jumpers/cardigans, polo shirts, book bags and school ties are available from BEAT School Uniforms.  You can order online, by telephone or visit their shop. 

To view our official school uniform supplier, BEAT School Uniform, please click on the links below:

Beat School Uniform Website

Beat School Uniform Flyer

The PTFA sell many items of good quality pre loved uniform.  Please click here to see the latest stock information.

The Governors reserve the right to prohibit the wearing of coats carrying unsuitable logos or illustrations. 

The wearing of smart watches and 'fit-bit' style fitness trackers is prohibited to avoid distraction and risk of damage.

Jewellery is not permitted; only small stud earrings may be worn in school. For Health and Safety reasons these must be removed on PE days.

Children in Year 6 wear a plain blue tie to set them apart from the rest of the school in their final year at St John's.