Uniform

We are very proud of our school and all children are expected to wear full uniform every day. It shows that the children are part of the St. Joseph’s family.
Items marked with an asterisk (*) are available from the school's uniform supplier, Ace Clothing Company. Non-branded alternatives may be purchased from any supermarket or high street retailer unless otherwise stated.
St Joseph's School Association regularly holds second-hand uniform sales, and we encourage all families to make use of these as a cost-effective and environmentally friendly option.
Please note that all items shown in bold may be purchased from supermarkets, as the branded version is not essential.
If there are any concerns regarding school uniform, these will be discussed with parents by the Headteacher or Deputy Headteacher.
All items of school uniform must be clearly labelled with the child's name.
Summer uniform should be worn from after the Easter break until the October half-term break, weather permitting.
Early Years Foundation Stage (Nursery and Reception)
Girls and Boys:
- Green school tracksuit bottoms and sweatshirt. Children can wear bottle-green shorts in the summer.
- Yellow polo shirt with or without the school logo on
- Black shoes with Velcro fastenings
- Green or white socks
- Small green / white / yellow hair accessories
Children in Nursery and Reception class do not change for PE lessons, so do not need a change of clothes.
Years 1 – Year 6
Girls:
- A plain, white shirt with long sleeves and button up collar which should be tucked into the pupil’s skirt or trousers in the winter.
- Plain, charcoal grey skirt or trousers or grey pinafore dress.
- Green and white patterned school or gingham dress in for the summer.
- Grey school jumper or cardigan with school badge on*
- School tie*
- Plain, black or dark brown sensible shoes (not trainers). Children are not allowed to wear open-toed sandals for health and safety reasons.
- Boots can be worn, if the weather requires, to travel to and from school. However, children must then change into shoes once they have arrived at school.
- Plain green or grey tights or below the knee socks.
- School hat or sun cap for warmth or sun protection at break times.
- School coat
Boys:
- A plain white shirt with long sleeves and a button-up collar which should be tucked into the pupil’s trousers in the winter. Shirts with short sleeves can be worn in the summer.
- Grey school jumper with school badge on*
- School tie*
- Plain, black sensible shoes (not trainers). Children are not allowed to wear open-toed sandals for health and safety reasons.
- Boots can be worn, if the weather requires, to travel to and from school. However, children must then change into shoes once they have arrived at school.
- Grey socks.
- A school hat or sun cap for warmth or sun protection at break times
- School coat
To reflect the mature attitude that we expect from Year 6 children, they will be given a plain green school tie to wear.
P.E. Kit - Boys and Girls
- Blue PE top with school badge*
- Plain blue shorts*
- Blue school tracksuit*
- Black or white trainers
- For swimming- one piece costume for girls and trunks for boys. A swimming cap needs to be worn if a child’s hair is long.
Children should wear their PE kit to school on the days that they are due to have a PE lesson.
Hair
Plain, black, white or green hair accessories to allow hair to be kept out of children’s faces. Shaved and patterned hair are extremes of fashion and, as such, are not acceptable. Any child with long hair must be prepared to tie back their hair for practical reasons or to prevent vision being obscured.
Jewellery
Only plain gold or silver stud earrings can be worn.
Watches should be a sensible size and removed during PE lessons. No other jewellery is permitted for safety reasons.
Bags
School rucksacks are available in infant and junior sizes, for years 1-6 respectively. Children in Nursery and Reception classes can use the school book bag.
Accessories
School hat with logo*, dark green gloves and scarf

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