We expect all pupils to wear our school uniform. Our uniform has been chosen to be smart, practical and affordable, and we aim to keep the number of compulsory branded items to a minimum.

School uniform is compulsory for all children that attend our school. Children are expected to arrive at school every day wearing the correct school uniform. The school uniform is as follows:

School Uniform

• Black or grey school trousers, skirt or pinafore
• White shirt, blouse or polo shirt
• Navy blue school jumper or cardigan – pupils are expected to have at least one jumper or cardigan bearing the Propps Hall school logo
• Plain black school shoes – no boots or trainers
• White or dark-coloured socks or tights

PE Kit 

• Pale blue T-shirt
• Navy blue shorts

A school-branded PE T-shirt is available to purchase, but a branded PE T-shirt is not compulsory. A plain pale blue T-shirt may be worn.

Optional

• Blue and white checked summer dress
• Navy blue school fleece for outer wear
• Navy blue, white, black or grey head covering for religious purposes

Branded school uniform can be purchased from our uniform suppliers , Brigade and Debonair. Details and ordering information are available below.

Parents and carers may purchase all non-branded items from any retailer of their choice.

Second-Hand Uniform

We recognise the importance of keeping the cost of school uniform affordable for families. Second-hand uniform is made available periodically throughout the school year.

Parents and carers who would benefit from second-hand uniform at other times are welcome to contact the school office. Where suitable items are available, we will be happy to provide these.

Jewellery, Hair and Appearance

Jewellery and nail varnish are not permitted in school. Children may wear a watch and, if they have pierced ears, small stud earrings. Earrings which are unsuitable for school must be removed for safety.

Long hair should be tied back where necessary. Hair may be worn in braids, cornrows, plaits or other styles.

Hair accessories should be simple and practical and used primarily to keep hair neat and secure. Plain bobbles, bands, clips and headbands may be worn in colours appropriate to the school uniform. Decorative materials or accessories, including fabric, ribbon, beads or similar items, should not be woven into or attached to the hair.

Extreme hairstyles, shaved patterns or unnatural hair colours are not permitted.