GH uniform

At Glen Hills, we are proud of our distinctive school uniform. We fully expect all pupils to wear the Glen Hills uniform which is all available to buy from the school reception.

Our policy for school uniform is based on the principle that school uniform:

• Promotes a sense of pride in the school
• Develops a sense of community and belonging to the school
• Is practical and looks smart
• Makes children feel equal to others in terms of appearance
• Is regarded as suitable clothing for school
• Is considered by parents as good value for money
• Is designed with health and safety in mind
• Has a positive impact on behaviour and attitudes in school

We will always act reasonably and sensibly in accommodating religious requirements, providing they do not pose a threat to security, safety and learning, or compromise the well-being of the school community.

If parents require an exception to any rules for medical or religious reasons, then a letter from a doctor or religious leader to the governors is required.

Uniform:

Winter - Boys

• School sweatshirt or jumper (school coloured sweatshirts or jumpers without the Glen Hills logo are acceptable)
• School white / maroon polo shirt or white shirt.
• Grey trousers
• Year 5 and 6 boys may wear the school tie

Summer –Boys

As above with the addition of plain grey smart shorts may be worn.

Uniform:

Winter - Girls:

• School sweatshirt, jumper or cardigan (school coloured sweatshirts or jumpers without the Glen Hills logo are acceptable)L
• School white / maroon polo shirt or white shirt.
• Grey skirt or trousers
• Year 5 and 6 girls may wear the school tie

Summer – Girls:

• As above with the addition of red/maroon and white checked dresses.

Uniform – Whole school

• Shoes should be comfortable and safe. It is dangerous for children to wear shoes with high heels or platforms.
• Children in years 1-5 should bring a change of footwear for outdoor play in order to maintain the interior of the school. Slippers or plimsolls are acceptable but large ‘fluffy’ slippers should not be worn as these may pose a health and safety issue if the school needs to be evacuated quickly.
• Children should bring coats in inclement weather.
• All uniform should be clearly labelled with the child's name. The school cannot accept responsibility for any lost items.

Jewellery:

• Pupils are allowed to wear earrings but we ask that they are removed for swimming and PE sessions.
• Bangles can be worn for medical or religious reasons. Teachers will not take responsibility for jewellery.

General Appearance:

• Children must not wear nail varnish, make up or any stick on tattoos.
• Hair styles must be of a traditional/cultural style.

Roles and Responsibilities

Parent/Carers:

• Parents/Carers should support our school uniform policy, ensuring their children come to school clean and tidy, in school uniform and with the appropriate P.E. and swimming kit.

Buying Uniform:

• Uniform can be purchased from the school office.

If you have any problems providing your child with the correct uniform, please contact the Executive Head