The School Uniform
Our school uniform consists of :
- Brown cardigans or sweatshirts with the school emblem
- Yellow polo shirts (with or without emblem)
- Plain brown trousers, pinafores or skirts
- Plain brown, black or white tights or socks
- Summer dresses are yellow and white check or plain brown shorts.
- Plain black shoes with Velcro fastening, no laces please
The children will require a P.E kit with black shorts, plain white T-shirts and black plimsolls.
During the year the children will go on "welly walks" in the local area and will need a pair of welly boots for these excursions as well as using the wellies on the school playing field at lunchtime instead of their school shoes.
Should a child transfer from a school with a different colour uniform we are happy that the child continues in these colours until such time as the uniform can be replaced.
Oak Farm School uniform may be purchased from the school uniform supplier Angels at 317 Rayners Lane, Pinner HA5 5EH, telephone 0208 866 9972.
The uniform can also be ordered online on the website for Angels at http://www.angelsuniforms.co.uk/
Please see the uniform price list from Angels using the link at the bottom of this page.
Some of the uniform such as the yellow checked dresses, brown trousers, brown skirts, yellow polo shirts (without an emblem) is also available to purchase online and in-store from Asda,John Lewis,Matalan and Marks and Spencer.
From September 2018 Nursery children will also wear uniform and will have the option of wearing brown jogging bottoms or leggings instead of trousers or skirts whilst they are in Nursery.
Children also need to be able to identify their clothes should they be mislaid, clothes should therefore be clearly marked with the child’s name.
We ask that painting overalls and aprons are stored in a suitable sized bag which can be purchased from the school uniform supplier Angels. The bags bear the school emblem and can be hung on the coat pegs. Large sports bags are not allowed as they are a health and safety hazard.
Jewellery can be dangerous and we advise that jewellery is not worn at school. If your child has pierced ears, studs only must be worn. We also ask you to supply a reel of micropore tape to cover stud earrings during PE and games. This will ensure unnecessary accidents do not occur.