Uniform
A high standard of personal appearance is expected of all students.
We have recently reviewed our school uniform to ensure it is appropriate and affordable for families.
We have reduced the number of uniform items that need to feature the school logo so parents can purchase more items from supermarkets. Our uniform is also gender-neutral and girls are welcome to wear trousers.
The NIA-branded uniform items are available online from www.stevensons.co.uk.
Secondary uniform
• Navy blazer with the NIA logo
• NIA house tie
• White shirt (tucked in)
• Charcoal grey or black trousers or knee-length skirt of appropriate fit
• Optional plain grey, v-neck sweater or plain black NIA PE jumper
• Black leather shoes – no plimsolls, trainers or boots (Nike trainers as shown above are not acceptable school shoes)
• Jewellery should not be seen, however an exception of a small stud earring at the bottom of each ear is acceptable and one nose stud
• Head-scarves should be black, navy blue or grey only and plain material
Middle school uniform – Years 5 and 6
- Charcoal grey trousers/skirt/dress (not jogging bottoms)
- Grey tights / socks and appropriate black school shoes (not trainers)
- Navy blue sweatshirt (logo available)
- White collared school shirt (long or short sleeved)
- House tie – we will be issuing all Year 5 children their respective house tie which will be given to them on their first day in September, so there is no need to purchase this in advance. Should you wish to purchase an additional tie, they are available from www.stevensons.co.uk.
Primary school uniform
- Navy sweatshirt school logo optional
- Jade green polo shirt – logo optional
- Charcoal grey trousers/skirt/dress
- Grey tights / socks and appropriate black school shoes (not trainers)
Optional summer uniform
- Jade green polo shirt with the school logo
- Charcoal grey trousers/skirt
- Green gingham dress
PE kit
Primary
Secondary
Hair and makeup
- Pupils should not wear make up
- Hair styles should be appropriate for a learning environment
- Hair should be natural in colour. Always check with staff before paying for an expensive treatment as coloured braids etc are not part of school policy
- Where necessary, hair accessories should be simple and plain
- Nail varnish should not be worn at school
- Pupils should not wear false acrylic or temporary nails
Remember
- Mobile phones should never be seen or heard within school
- Chewing gum should not be brought into school