St. Edmund's Catholic School

Uniform

Years 7-11

Boys	Girls
Blue school shirt Black trousers School tie Black shoes (Boots and trainers may not be worn) Dark coloured socks Navy V-necked long sleeved pullover or navy blue fleece with school logo	Those which are labelled as school uniform are the preferred items) Navy blue skirt, i.e. approximately knee length, pleated or A line Navy V-necked pullover, cardigan or navy blue fleece with school logo. Black sweaters, cardigans or light-weight jackets are not school uniform. Black trousers (Trousers should be school uniform. Belts are not to be worn) White or navy socks Low-heeled black shoes (no higher than 4cm) (Trainers, boots or open sandals may not be worn in school) School tie
Navy blue fleeces with school logo are available from Newsons

Points to remember

Polo Shirts: White polo shirts with the school logo may be worn in the Summer Term.

Outdoor coats should be dark blue or black in colour – not hooded sweatshirts. Military style coats, badges, jeans, denims, sports and T shirts are not allowed.
Jewellery MUST NOT be worn e.g. rings, bracelets, necklaces, earrings. Girls may wear ear studs, only one in each ear. Boys may not wear earrings.

All items of clothing and possessions must be clearly marked with the owner’s name. The school cannot be held responsible for any misplaced property or stolen garments.

PE and Games

Physical Education and Games are prescribed for all pupils as part of the National Curriculum and it is an important part of the school’s policy on uniform that all pupils have the correct kit for these lessons. Please ensure that your child is always suitably equipped for PE and Games sessions.

Boys	Girls
White gym shirt White gym socks Sports shirt Blue shorts Royal blue socks with amber tops Plimsolls or training shoes Towel Football boots*	White gym shirt White gym socks Sports shirt Blue shorts Skirt White socks Plimsolls or training shoes Towel Football boots*
*only required when advised by teaching staff

Points to remember

On occasions where for reasons of injury or illness a pupil cannot participate in a Physical Education lesson. PE staff cannot accept a continued non-participation without appropriate medical certification. Parents are requested not to send in notes requesting pupils to be excused from PE lessons for periods of more than one week without first consulting a medical practitioner.
Lack of PE equipment will not be accepted as an excuse for non-participation in practical lessons and might well result in a pupil being placed in a detention.

Click here to download a PE kit order form!