Hair and Jewellery:
To comply with health and safety requirements in accordance with the ‘Health and Safety Policy’, the only permitted jewellery is small gold stud earrings. Extra studs, earrings or the piercing of any other part of the body is not permitted. Children may wear watches to school. Analogue watches are recommended, as the design of these supports learning about time better than watches with digital displays. Children may wear ‘fitness’ watches that measure steps and such like. Children may not wear any watch that has the capacity to do the following:
- connect to the internet or mobile phone,
- record audio,
- record still and/or moving images
- record audio and still and/or moving images.
Children are not permitted to wear any watches or jewellery if, in the school’s judgement, they detract from good behaviour and/or good learning or if it causes distraction, or causes a concern to the health and safety of the child or other individuals.
No jewellery may be worn during PE, swimming and games and children must be able to remove their earrings for physical activities.
If hair restricts vision, it must be tied back, throughout the school day, with a suitable band/scrunchie (large bows and flowers are not acceptable) and/or a soft hairband in school colours. No plastic or hard hairbands are to be worn for PE activities. Children who are unable to comply with these regulations will not be permitted to take part in these activities.
Where hair is braided, beads may not be included. Dyed hair, hair colouring, any additions, or hair extensions are also not permitted. No use of hair gel or other hair products is permitted. Shaved patterns in hair are not acceptable for school.
The wearing of make-up, including nail varnish, is not permitted. Children are not permitted to wear false nails.