Uniform

SCHOOL UNIFORM POLICY

Holland Park School requires its pupils to wear suitable uniform clothing for school.

The Wearing of School Uniform

* allows children to look clean and tidy.
* encourages pride in the school.
* prevents discrimination.
* reduces arguments about clothes at home and school.
* makes recognition of pupils easier.

School Colours: Purple

Polo shirt – white or purple        YEAR 6 ONLY – white shirt and school tie (tie is provided by HP)
Jumper/sweatshirt – purple
Cardigan – purple
Fleece – purple (can be worn as well as, or, instead of sweatshirt/cardigan)
Tunic – purple or grey
Dress – purple check
Trousers/shorts – grey or black (not jeans)
Tights – thick plain black, grey or purple
Socks – white, black, purple or grey

Sleeveless V Neck Sweatshirts, Book Carriers, Baseball Caps and Gym Bags in school colours are available.

PLEASE NOTE – there is no requirement for any school items to have the HP logo – generic (non-logo) clothing is fine as long as it complies to the uniform colour scheme above.

Shoes

Black, flat shoes must be worn in school. During inclement weather then flat soled, sensible boots may be worn to school. During the summer term children may wear black or white sandals.

Shoes with heels, clogs and trainers should never be worn to school. Trainers are not appropriate footwear except for games lessons. Whilst some trainers are designed to look like shoes please ensure that footwear is clearly, and recognisably, shoes.

PLEASE MARK ALL ITEMS WITH YOUR CHILD’S FULL NAME

Second Hand Uniform

The PTA will hold second hand uniform sales regularly throughout the year. All donations are welcome.

Games and P.E.

•The school is required to comply with the Essex County Council Health and Safety policy for PE. In this policy it clearly states that ALL jewellery must be removed for PE, including pierced earrings. Please note that for Health and Safety reasons, earrings or other jewellery (unless on religious grounds) should not be worn during school hours. Watches are allowed but should also be removed for PE lessons. Earring sleeper studs, if worn, must be removed before the children can take part in PE/Games sessions. It is helpful if children remove them before coming to school on PE days.

A change in the Essex Policy now states that children can no longer cover the studs with Micropore tape for PE. Newly pierced earrings must now be covered before coming to school with fabric plasters by Parents or Carers on PE days. These must then be left on the earrings all day.

• Children with long hair must have it tied back for Games and P.E.

  • White or purple tee-shirt
  • Black or purple shorts
  • Purple skorts
  • Short, white socks
  • Plimsolls or trainers for indoor P.E.
  • Sweatshirt or tracksuit top (plain dark colours)
  • Jogging trousers or leggings or tracksuit bottoms (plain dark colours)
  • Trainers for outdoor Games
  • A plastic carrier bag for wet trainers or boots

Football

Football boots may be required in Years 4, 5 & 6.

Swimming

Children, whose classes go swimming, will need :

Girls : A one piece costume, swimming hat and towel.

Boys : Swimming trunks and towel.
[Swimming hat required for boys with long hair].

PLEASE MARK ALL ITEMS WITH YOUR CHILD’S FULL NAME

School Uniform is available online from:-

www.yourschoolwear.co.uk