Uniform
St Buryan Academy School Uniform
Our uniform promotes equality for all our pupils and ensures that fashion is not a distraction. Uniform Policies have been proven to promote team-building and increase positive attitudes to learning and achievement. As a school we strongly believe in traditional values, good manners and a willingness to learn and try new things.
Our Uniform Policy can be found on the Statutory Information Page, or here.
On given PE days children should wear their PE kits to school to help cut down on changing times, meaning that children have longer, high quality lesson time. Their PE kit should consist of: a t-shirt of their house colour, black or navy shorts and suitable trainers or footwear. Children may wear jogging bottoms/leggings but please ensure that these are either navy blue or black and that they are fitting with the school uniform.
Uniform is available from www.myclothing.com - enter St Buryan into the name of school search.
Uniform:
Red Polo Shirt; school or royal blue jumper/fleece/cardigan; grey or black trousers (not jogging bottoms or denim jeans) or skirt, black school shoes (not trainers ), well fitting with closed toes and backs to reduce the risk of accident or injury.
Summer Uniform: Summer dresses may be worn.
PE Uniform: Children should wear the coloured shirt which represents their House Team. Black shorts/leggings/jogging bottoms or suitable alternative should be worn. Appropriate footwear must be worn. Hair must be tied back.
Swimming days: Jogging bottoms, trainers and school PE shirt.
Jewellery: Due to health and safety regulations bracelets, necklaces and hanging earrings should not be worn. Small stud earrings may be worn, but must be removed or covered for PE and swimming lessons. Watches should not be worn for PE.
We have optional, extra branded PE clothing available through Macron, available here.
We believe high standards of uniform contribute to the ethos of the academy. We take great pride in the appearance of our learners and expect parents and standards to fully comply with the academy's uniform expectations.
Hair should not have patterns, shapes or be dyed with bright colours. If in doubt, check with the Head of School before having a cut-treatment.
Any hairstyle or dress which, in the view of the Head of School or his authorised representative, may cause excessive comment or distress, will not be allowed, to help prevent bullying and support community cohesion. It is the judgement call of the headteacher if a haircut is deemed unsuitable.
Parents should be aware that, in signing the academy's 'Working in Partnership' (Home School Agreement) they are agreeing to comply with the above expectations.