Uniform

All pupils are expected to wear the Danesfield School Uniform as listed below.

UNIFORM

  • Navy blue skirt, navy pinafore dress or grey trousers
  • White polo shirt - this can be plain or with the school logo
  • School sweatshirt/cardigan or Danesfield hoodie
  • Black Shoes

In Summer, children have the option to wear grey tailored shorts or a blue gingham/striped dress

Children should not wear bracelets, necklaces, nail varnish or large hair bands/bows into school and earrings should only be studs. Where earring studs are unable to be removed independently, please provide tape to cover these for P.E lessons.

P.E Kit

  • Navy shorts
  • School PE T-shirt 
  • Optional school PE hoodie
  • Navy blue Tracksuit bottoms and Navy blue top for outdoor PE in the colder months
  • Plimsolls or trainers
  • KS2 children who play tag rugby/hockey will require a gum shield - this is essential for these sports

All sports kit should be kept in school during the week in a separate bag.  This should be placed in your child’s locker (Years 2-6) or hung on their peg (Reception and Year 1).

FOREST SCHOOL

Children attending Forest School will need strong, waterproof footwear, together with a sturdy set of waterproofs as sessions take place in all weathers!  In hot weather, long sleeves and long trousers are advised.  In cold weather, please make sure that your child has penty of layers, and a hat and gloves.

BAGS

Children in Reception, Year 1 and Year 2 are asked to carry their books to and from school in a Danesfield Book Bag.  KS2 may use a back-pack of their own choice.

WHERE TO BUY OFFICIAL SCHOOL UNIFORM AND BAGS:

  • The school now supplies the Danesfield uniform with logo - polo shirt, sweatshirt, hoodie, cardigan, PE T-shirts, book bag. Click here to order using Parent Pay.    
  • The PTA operate a second hand uniform service.  If you are interested in acquiring any, please contact: shu@danesfieldschool.co.uk 

    THE STORY BEHIND OUR LOGO....

  • The round tree reflects our woodland setting and represents our commitment to nurture every child to achieve their full potential
  • The RAF roundel in the middle of the tree celebrates our history and also the continued important role of the school in the community
  • The hearts represent our commitment in the school vision to happiness and respect and also reflect the children's love of learning
  • The light bulb represents our commitment in the school vision to be an inspiring school