You may have seen the adverts recently about Northumberland Communities Together Team. Parents can contact Northumberland Communities Together for support, even if their children aren't eligible for FSM. 

Contact details for the Northumberland Communities Together Response Hub are:

• Telephone 01670 620015 (9am to 6pm, seven days a week) or 
• email NCT@northumberland.gov.uk 

Please remember you do not have to purchase any items of school uniform from the school office or school provider.   You may buy any items of uniform style clothing in any combination of school colours from any supplier e.g., local supermarkets/high street or online stores.  Please note we have a huge amount of unclaimed lost property in the main school office.  If any item is unnamed then please feel free.

The uniform for our school is smart and practical. We believe that our school uniform helps to achieve a sense of belonging, pride and identity and create a culture of working hard, so we expect all children to wear their uniform at all times.  The uniform consists of:-

                      Girls

Boys

                    P.E.  

                      Outerwear (Optional)

All clothing must be clearly named. The school is not responsible for any clothing lost.

Please always ensure you send your child to school during periods of inclement weather with a warm waterproof coat and also a pair of wellington boots.

Jewellery

Children are not permitted to wear jewellery (except for watches) in school due to health and safety risks. Jewellery worn for medical or religious reasons can be worn but with written permission from the Headteacher.

If a child does come to school wearing an item of jewellery, child will be asked to remove the jewellery, it will be kept in their classrooms (we are not responsible for damage or loss) and it will be given back to the child at the end of the school day. If the child is unable to remove their earrings themselves or cannot due to recently having them pierced, tape will be used to cover them throughout the whole school day. It is not just physical education lessons which pose a risk to children wearing jewellery but breaktimes, moving around school and many other events/times throughout the school day.     

We kindly request that parents who wish to have their child’s ears pierced do so during the start of the summer break to allow time for healing so that they can be removed before each school day.

Mobile Phones and Electronic Equipment

Children are only allowed to bring mobile phones to school following a discussion between their parent and the class teacher to explain the phone’s necessity. In this case, children must hand in their phone to the School Office before school begins and take responsibility for collecting it as they leave each day. This procedure applies to any other piece of electronic equipment brought into school.  The school is not responsible for any lost electronic equipment.

There are various ways to purchase items of uniform

Religious items and clothing

We do not discriminate and welcome all pupils regardless of faith or belief. However, the school must also weigh the needs and rights of individual pupils against the cohesion and health and safety concerns of the entire school community. Parents’ concerns and requests regarding religious clothing will be dealt with on a case-by-case basis.