Boys - winter Mid Grey long school trousers Blue long sleeved shirt School sweatshirt Black, grey or navy socks Black Shoes School Kippa Tzitzit FII boys wear blue polo shirt   Boys Y1 – 6 – summer Mid grey long or short shorts Blue short-sleeved shirt School sweatshirt Grey or white socks Black shoes or closed sandals FII girls wear blue polo shirt   Girls – winter Mid grey pleated school skirt or tunic (On or below the knee) Blue long sleeved blouse School sweatshirt/sweat cardigan Navy/Black school shoes   Girls – summer Whole school – Blue and White striped dress, or for Years 5 & 6 only, mid grey pleated skirt with a blue short sleeved blouse with open neck White Socks Navy or black shoes or closed sandals

Foundation I Nursery Boys and Girls Special school sweatshirt School t-shirt and school joggers Boys may wear grey trousers and girls may wear grey tunic if preferred Girls may wear the blue and white striped dress in the summer.   PE Kit Indoor P.E. – Boys Yellow P.E Shirt Navy Shorts Plimsolls (with non-marking soles) Short White Socks   Indoor P.E. Kit – Girls Yellow P.E. shirt Navy shorts (obtain from school) Plimsolls (with non-marking soles) Short White Socks   Outdoor P.E. kit School Track Suit Trainers (NB – girls must not wear tights for P.E. or sport activities) Football Football boots Small towel Long socks Plastic bag in which to put damp and muddy clothing and boots   Only the school Track Suit is permitted for PE.

Items of School Uniform can be purchased either from the school or the official school uniformers
Jackies Agencies, 195 Kenton Road, Kenton. Tel: 020 8909 1105.

Dress Code

The Jewish ethos of our School is central to its existence, and dependent not only on our teaching of Jewish knowledge, but also on the way we behave as Jews within the school community. The school has therefore agreed upon the following dress code for everyone who spends time within the school for any reason, or accompanying a class on an outing.

All women should wear skirts of a reasonable length (i.e. at or below the knee). Slits in skirts should not be immodest and tops should not be sleeveless or low cut, midriffs should be covered. Married women attending Tefillah should have their heads covered. All Jewish men and boys should cover their heads whilst on school premises or whilst attending any school events Boys should not have their sideburns shaved above the cheek bone (level of the ear), or wear their hair unduly long, nor may they wear earrings. Hair Gels and dyes are not appropriate

If we all follow correct Jewish practice it will help to create the right kind of atmosphere for your child’s growth, development and Jewish Practice.