Please find our uniform policy below.

Our uniform supplier is Your School Uniform. Click on the link to direct you to the website.

All Years (please see below for more information):

• No jewellery, make-up or nail varnish;

• Long hair must be tied up

• Hair accessories must be kept simple, not excessively big, and in school colours;

• Skirts and shorts must be knee-length.

Uniform:

• ‘Lakelands’ polo t-shirt or plain polo t-shirt;

• ‘Lakelands’ cardigan or jumper or plain burgundy/maroon cardigan or jumper;

• Grey trousers, shorts or skirt.

• Grey pinafore dress or checked white/maroon (burgundy) dress;

• Plain grey, black or maroon/burgundy tights or plain grey, black or white socks;

• Black shoes, no trainers or high-heels.

PE Kit:

• White T-shirt;

• Black shorts;

• Plain black tracksuit trousers or leggings (not too tight or baggy);

• Outside trainers;

• Black jumper (no hoodies)

Extras:

• Book bags and waterproof jacket are also available on the website.

Other Information:

• All clothing and personal belongings must be clearly marked with the child’s first and surname.

• No earrings or jewellery are allowed in school. If parents/carers require that children have their ears pierced, the school requests that this be done at the start of the summer holidays.

• Shoes must be black, school type shoes. They must be low heeled, no trainer like shoes, no boots or 'kicker boots', no ballet pump style shoes, no plimsolls, no coloured laces, no flashing lights. They should not have decorative buckles or other adornments. Flashing lights are not permitted in shoes or PE trainers. Nail varnish is not permitted.

• Shoulder length or longer hair must be tied back. Hair ribbons, slides or bobbles, if worn, must be black or the school colour (maroon/burgundy). No dyed, coloured, bleached or tinted hair is allowed. We have adopted the Halo Code.

• Where there is the opportunity for you to shop around for the best value item of uniform, we ask that you keep branded items / logos to a minimum. School uniform should never indicate that children come from more or less wealthy backgrounds. The school reserves the right to take any items of uniform back ‘in house’ via our official supplier should our expectations not be met.

• Our school does not allow students to wear jewellery, as this can compromise safety in physically active lessons. Pupils can often misplace/lose items of jewellery, and trying to recover property can be very disruptive to the efficient and effective running of our school.