School Uniform
School Uniform List
Pupils at St George’s all wear school uniform. Sweatshirts, hoodies, T-Shirts, polo shirts, tracksuits, backpacks and reading book bags, all with school logo, can be ordered through the supplier’s website at www.brigadeuniformdirect.uk.com
All uniform and personal belongings, including coats/hats/scarves/gloves/shoes/water bottles should be clearly named.
School Wear:
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Polo shirt/Shirt |
White |
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Trousers/Skirts/Shorts/Pinafores |
Grey |
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School Sweatshirt/Jumper/Cardigan |
Red |
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Summer Dress/Culottes |
Red and white check dress/culottes |
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Shoes |
Black shoes (not trainers, UGG type boots, croc style shoes, canvas slip-on shoes or flip-flops) |
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Socks/Tights |
White, red or grey |
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Optional for Y5/6 only: School tie and white shirt (please refer to Brigade website) |
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PE Kit:
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T-Shirt |
PE Top in house colour (Bottle green, Purple or Royal Blue, preferably with school logo) Red can be worn for academic year 2024/2025 then will be phased out |
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Shorts |
Plain black or navy blue |
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Footwear |
Trainers with non-marking soles |
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Jogging Bottoms/Leggings & Long-Sleeved top (Jumper/Hoody) |
Navy blue (jumper or hoody preferably with school logo) |
PE kit to be worn to school on the day identified as your child’s class PE day.
Jewellery: Jewellery must not be worn in school. Pupils with pierced ears should only have studs for safety and must cover or remove them for PE.
A small, named watch may be worn (not a Smart watch), but remains the responsibility of
the pupil. This must be removed for PE/Games.
Please note that the school cannot take any responsibility for lost jewellery or watches.
Hair: Longer, shoulder-length hair must be tied back at all times.
Hair bands/ribbons and clips may be worn in white, red, black or grey and should be a
sensible size.
No extreme hair styles are allowed; for example, ‘tram lines’, lower than clipper grade 2,
Mohicans, coloured hair (unless for a special event e.g. Comic Relief or World Book Day),
excessive braiding and other similar styles not suitable for school.
Reception children should also have a named pair of wellies in school.