School Uniform
The school has adopted a uniform policy ratified by the governing body. Our distinctive school uniform helps to create a feeling of belonging—children can take pride in being a part of SS. John and Monica's family when they wear it. It also has a practical side, in that uniform clothes are made to last, leaving the children's better clothes for home use. Branded uniforms do NOT need to be worn. As a sustainable school, we encourage uniforms to be recycled.
School uniform requirements:
- Grey skirt, pinafore or trousers
- Green sweater or cardigan
- White shirt, blouse and school tie
- Yellow polo top
- School sweatshirts
- Green gingham dress for summer
- Sensible black shoes
P. E. KIT
- White or Black Shorts
- White or Yellow Tee-shirt
- White or Black pumps
- Outdoor Trainers (optional for outdoors)
- Black Tracksuit Bottoms (optional for outdoors)
- Black hoodie, preferably with school logo (optional for outdoors)
- Tee shirts, preferably with the school logo
Swimming
• Trunks/Costume
• Towel
Pupils may wear their P.E Kit to school on P.E days
PE Kit should be kept in school every day and taken home to be washed each half-term/holiday
Forest School Kit List
• Trousers
• Long-sleeved top
• Waterproof jacket
• Wellington Boots
All Forest School Kits must be old, as they may get dirty.
Children attending Forest School in the morning may wear their Forest School clothes. Children having a Forest School lesson in the afternoon should bring their Forest School clothes in a named plastic bag.
All uniforms, PE Kits, and Forest School Kits should be labelled to enable us to return lost property to you.
Other Important Information
Jewellery
For safety reasons, jewellery is not allowed in school except for one ‘stud’ earring in each ear.
We encourage parents to recycle uniforms and regularly hold school uniform sales as part of our commitment to sustainable living.
Hair Styles
As part of our wider uniform policy at SS John & Monica's, extreme haircuts, such as shaved patterns and extreme colours, are not permitted. The headteacher makes the final judgement on what is classed as an extreme hairstyle.
Headscarves/Hijabs
The above may only be worn in green, grey, white, or black. For health and safety reasons, they must be tucked neatly into cardigan or jumper necklines and not left hanging down.
