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Uniform

Raysfield Junior School & Raysfield Infants Schools

Joint Uniform Policy​


It is the Governors’ policy that all children at Raysfield  School must wear uniform in order to:

 

  • Give them a sense of belonging ​

  • Ensure that they are smartly and appropriately dressed for school ​

  • Reduce any form of distraction ​

  • Promote equal opportunities and avoid ‘one-upmanship’

Winter Uniform:

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  • Raysfield school tracksuit – royal blue and orange (Infants) preferably black or blue for the Juniors ​

  • Waterproofs (Infants) – supplied by the school ​

  • Raysfield sweat top -  royal blue and orange

  • ​Raysfield cardigan -  royal blue and orange  ​

  • Grey/navy/black trousers, navy or grey skirts, pinafore dresses

  • Raysfield polo shirts ​

  • Plain white shirt/blouse/top ​

  • Plain socks – white/grey/navy/royal blue/black ​

  • Plain tights– white/grey/navy/royal blue/black ​

  • Plain flat heeled shoes to support the growing foot – black/navy/brown

NB. platform soles, high heels, sling backs, open toes, fancy trainers, flashing soles and heels are not suitable for smart, safe school wear

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Summer Uniform​:

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Any of the above with the addition of:

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  • Blue/white striped/checked summer dress ​

  • Plain smart grey/navy/royal blue shorts ie not football or cycling shorts ​

  • Plain black/navy/brown sandals – not sling backs, slip-ons, or open toes for safety

 

 

Hair​

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  • Long hair (ie longer than touching the shoulders) should be tied back, preferably plaited to stay neat and tidy and not obscure the face when working.

  • Fringes should be short and not hanging in the eyes

 

NB. Hair should not be held in place with anything that can be fiddled with, shared, or constitute a toy.

 

Jewellery​

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Jewellery is not considered to be either appropriate or necessary, if considered essential however the following items may be worn:

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  • 1 pair of small plain stud earrings ​

  • a small plain, named watch in working order

NB. All of these items have to be removed for PE

 

Other​
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“Tattoos”, transfers, nail varnish, body paints, shaved and/or coloured hair are not appropriate in school as they are all distractions from work and inappropriate for school.

 

Conclusion​
 

Everything brought to school, including watches, lunch boxes and book bags must be named to minimise loss. LOST PROPERTY can be found in a special "bin" in the hall.  Parents/children are free to look through this at any time.  Unclaimed lost property is disposed of at the local charity shop.

PE Kit:

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  • Navy/black shorts ​

  • White t/shirt (not polo) ​

  • Daps – pull on, for outside use 

  • Socks where necessary ​

  • Football Boots (for the Juniors: although plans are in place for the opportunity to borrow these from a stock in school)

 

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