Uniform

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The West Bridgford School

UNIFORM

All items of uniform can be purchased from our school shop. Purchasing items from the shop is highly recommended. We have a strict uniform code and the only way that parents can be certain that uniform is correct is to purchase it from the school shop.

The school reserves the right to take disciplinary action against any child whose uniform does not comply with these requirements. For persistent offenders this could result in the child forfeiting their place in the school. The judgement of the Director of Learning will be final in these matters.

The following tables provide information on uniform for pupils at The West Bridgford School.

UNIFORM FOR GIRLS

Blazer	School blazer with school badge. Blazers may be removed on the field at lunchtime, in classrooms when permission is given by the teacher and in Summer when a notice is put on the Pupil Bulletin Board.
Skirt	A plain skirt in mid grey with box pleats. The skirt should be of appropriate length for school wear and skirts deemed too short are unacceptable.
Trousers	Straight classic style in mid grey – no stretch fabrics, turn ups or flairs
Blouse	School blouse buttoned to the top
Shoes	Plain sensible black shoes with no visible markings or logos.
Jumper (optional)	A school sweater with the school name on may optionally be worn in addition to the blazer. No other jumper is permissible.
Socks	Grey, black or navy plain socks
Tights	Grey, black or skin coloured tights. No leggings, footless tights or patterned tights.
Coat	Plain navy blue or black without logos. We do not consider sports tops, hoodies, fleeces, leather jackets and other fashion items to be school uniform. The use of high visibility/reflective armbands is recommended.
Hair bands/ ribbons etc	Plain black or navy
Hat, scarf, gloves (optional)	Plain black or navy
Hijab	Plain black or navy. The school uniform should be visibly seen and if the hijab is longer than the shoulder, the blazer should be worn on top of it Garments that represent a health and safety risk to a child in a school environment should not be worn.
Jewellery	None except that pupils with pierced ears may wear only small plain metallic studs – one per ear. No other studs are permissible. No nail varnish or excessive make-up
Hair	There should be no extreme hairstyles or unnatural variations in the colour of hair which have the effect of drawing attention to the student concerned.
Undergarments	Undergarments should be plain white and must not contain lettering which may be visible through the blouse.
Bags	These should be fit for purpose in that they are big enough to hold books and equipment required for the day.

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