Summer Uniform 1:  (Worn from start of the Summer term to end of September)

St Joseph’s royal blue branded polo shirt

St Joseph’s branded Jumper

Grey Shorts

Plain Grey Socks/ Grey Tights

Black Shoes

 

 

Summer Uniform 2: (Worn from start of the Summer term to end of September)

 St Joseph’s School branded jumper/cardigan

Light Blue Checked Summer Dress

Plain White Socks/ White Tights

Black Shoes

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PE Kit

St. Joseph’s PE kit/uniform can be worn for PE days throughout the school year. To ensure all children look similar and smart we ask that all children follow the PE uniform:

• Royal blue St. Joseph’s branded T-Shirt
• Royal Blue Shorts (plain)
• Navy blue round neck St. Joseph’s branded PE Jumper
• Navy blue jogger bottoms.
• PLAIN running shoes
• Plain white/black socks

 

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Jewellery

Please note, for safety reasons, necklaces or bracelets are not allowed to be worn at school. However, if a child has pierced ears, they are permitted to wear small studs (please see below)

Earrings should be removed for Physical Education. As a school we have a duty of care to ensure that students are able to participate actively without unnecessarily endangering themselves or those working around them.  Moreover, where possible, children refrain from wearing earrings on PE days, particularly in the younger year groups. In line with this, we would request that if children wear earrings on their PE day, they are entirely independent to remove and replace their earrings as adults are unable to help the children to do this. Should a child wear earrings to school on PE day, we would ask that they are provided with a small purse or wallet to keep their earrings safe and this should be kept in their PE bag. The school cannot be responsible for earrings being lost.

We always encourage families to wait until the 6 week summer holiday period to have new ear piercings, however know that at times this is not possible. Should a child be within the 6 weeks immediately after having their ears pierced, we would ask a parent/guardian to write to us, informing of the date when the earrings will be able to be removed and that you understand the risks involved with your child wearing earrings when participating in PE as highlighted below:

Health & Safety guidance states that : “The amount of tape used needs to  be  sufficient  to  prevent  the  piercing  penetrating, for  example,  the  bone  behind  the  ear  should  an  unintentional  blow  be  received  from someone or some item of equipment, such as a ball.” As we cannot monitor this requirement children are NOT allowed to do PE when wearing earrings.