There is a school uniform. The wearing of uniform is strongly encouraged and supported by the Governors, staff and parents. Uniform emphasises a business like corporate image, which strengthens and unites the school. Many parents find it no more expensive than leisure clothing; often harder wearing and there are fewer ‘disputes’ on school days as to what the children will wear.
The official school uniform is as follows:
- Jade sweatshirt or cardigan with school logo
- White polo shirt with or without school logo
- Grey trousers, smart shorts, skirt or dress
- Green gingham dress
- Black shoes
PE uniform is as follows:
- Bottle green hoodie with school logo
- Bottle green T-shirt with school logo
- Black joggers, sport leggings or track pants with or without the school logo (no sports branding)
Our official school uniform provider is Just Branded, unfirom can be ordered direct from their website https://justbranded.co.uk/collections/emersons-green and delivered to home of school. Pop into school to see the uniform and try on sizes.
Please ensure that all garments belonging to your child are clearly marked with his/her name. An indelible pen does this job well. Please ask at the office if property is lost. The school cannot be held responsible for lost items.
Order your new school uniform online
Jewellery
Jewellery constitutes a real danger to children in school. There are many reported instances of accidents involving jewellery especially when the children are running around. Children are allowed to wear a wristwatch, and if they have pierced ears, they may wear a single stud in each lobe. A medical alert necklace may be worn if appropriate, but this must remain tucked inside the child’s clothing.
Nail varnish is not allowed.
Bags
All children will be given a book bag that is big enough to carry a book and pencil case. PE kit can be kept in a dap bag (bags with the school logo are available from the school office). Dap bags can be hung on the child’s peg between washes. We have no storage space for large sports bags and rucksacks.
Please name all of your child’s possessions. The school can put you in touch with suppliers of nametags if you wish. Indelible markers often suffice. The school cannot accept responsibility for lost items.
If children are not in correct uniform, in the first instance their class teacher will give a discrete reminder, this may be followed up with a message to parents. For those children who are repeatedly not in correct uniform a senior leader from the school will discuss this with the family and try to problem solve around the reasons for this.