Uniform

All children, including those in Nursery, are expected to attend school wearing school uniform because this enables them to feel part of the wider school and fosters a strong sense of belonging.

Whitehall’s school colours are green and grey/black and white.

• Trousers: tailored, grey or black, long or short
• Skirts/pinafores: grey
• Polo shirts with school motif (available from school) or shirts/blouses: white, long or short-sleeved
• Sweatshirts with school motif (available from school) or jumpers/cardigans: green
• Shoes: black (low heels; no trainers)
• Book bag with school logo (available from school)

We also stock reversible, showerproof jackets/fleeces and woolly hats (neither of these are compulsory, but they look really good!).

Sweatshirt available from school: £9.50	Polo shirts available from school: £3.00
Pinafores available from high street shops and supermarkets	Skirts and cardigans available from high street shops and supermarkets
Reversible showerproof jacket/fleece available from school: £18.00
Book bags available from school: £5.50	Examples of PE Clothing

PE clothes

Children will come ready dressed in their PE kit on PE days.  They can wear:

• tracksuits or shorts - black or grey
• t-shirts (white) and sweatshirts - black or grey
• trainers or pumps - black

All of the above are available from high street shops and supermarkets.

Jewellery, etc.

Bracelets, necklaces, rings, etc., should not be worn in school for safety reasons. Dangling earrings and other forms of body piercing may not be worn. Ear studs may be worn but should be removed for PE.

Watches are allowed in school but should be removed for PE. These should be placed in the teachers’ care.

Please read our Uniform Policy for more information.

Money is getting tighter and tighter and we know that choices are having to be made over what to prioritise our spending on.  To help out we have gathered all the items of uniform which have been left over the year in school and placed it on a rail for you to come in and help yourself to.  All they need is a good wash and freshening up, and they will be good as new.  At this age children grow out of uniform so quickly that this is a great way to save money and do a good bit of recycling for the planet.  Once you have finished with it put it back on the rack for others.