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General
All pupils
must conform to the following rules and
guidelines: -
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A navy
blue blazer with the school badge,
available from School stockists,
must be worn at all times, including
to and from school.
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Navy V
necked sweaters are optional.
Sweatshirts are not permitted.
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A
siddur.
Boys
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School
tie – to be worn neatly at all
times. Ties are available from the
school office.
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Plain
grey school trousers
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White
school shirt (short sleeved from
Pesach to Succot)
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Plain,
dark coloured socks
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Plain,
black leather school shoes
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Kippot
with two clips. If your child
forgets his Kippah, he will be
charged and supplied with one by the
school.
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Tephillin must be provided at least
six weeks prior to Bar Mitzvah
Boys’ P.E.
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Pumps
or trainers (with soles which do not
mark)
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White
sports socks
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Navy
football socks
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Plain
white polo shirt (only available
from school stockist)
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Navy
shorts
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Badged
navy rugby shirt (only available
from school stockist)
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Navy
blue swimming shorts (only available
from school stockist)
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Tracksuit/sweatshirt (optional)
(only available from school
stockist)
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Goggles
(optional)
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Football boots (optional/desirable)
Girls
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Skirts
must be loose fitting, navy blue
with tick pleats front and back, and
MUST BE WORN AT KNEE LENGTH OR
BELOW AT ALL TIMES.
Skirts only available from School
stockists.
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School
tie
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From Succot to Pesach a white shirt
and school tie (as for boys) From
Pesach to Succot, navy stripe open
neck blouse with reveres, which is
worn without a tie.
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Shoes –
plain, black leather school shoes
that are raised less than 6cms – no
logos or stripes or materials other
than leather
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Socks
and tights – must be plain, navy
blue or black
Girls’ P.E.
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White
pumps or trainers (not black)
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White
socks
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Plain
white polo shirt
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Navy
blue skorts – Main School
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Navy
blue skirt, pleated back, plain
wrap-over front - Yavneh
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Plain
navy blue Speedo swimming costume
only available from School
stockists.
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School
swimming cap (available from P.E.
Department).
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Goggles
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Tracksuit/Sweatshirt (optional) -
only available from School
stockists.
School Outfitters:
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PT’s
Schoolwear, Market Hall, 14, Market
Parade, Bury.
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Tel:
0161 761 1365
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Uniforms Direct, 123 Park Road,
Prestwich. Manchester
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Tel:
0161 795 8881/07866 366 729 by
appointment only
PERSONAL APPEARANCE AND CARE OF
BELONGINGS
All uniform must be: -
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Clean and in good repair, eg, no
jumpers with frayed sleeves.
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Worn correctly – shirts must be
tucked into waistbands, sleeves
rolled down and ties should be worn
out of shirts in the conventional
manner.
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All uniform and equipment must be
clearly marked.
PLEASE NOTE
Any breach
of uniform or equipment rules, will
result in disciplinary measures being
taken.
Pupils must ensure that they are always
smart in appearance by: -
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Never wearing any make up - if make
up is detected, pupils will be
required to remove all traces
immediately.
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Never wearing nail varnish or nail
extensions.
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Never wearing jewellery – this
includes chains with Magen David
symbols, Chai symbols etc.( There is
no religious reason for wearing any
jewellery during school times )
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Girls are permitted one plain stud
in each ear lobe.
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Boys are not permitted earrings at
all and must not attempt to hide
studs or rings under plasters.
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No other piercings – ie: tongue,
eyebrow, nose, etc.
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Wristwatches are permitted.
Any pupil found wearing any item other
than permitted jewellery will have it
confiscated. The item will be locked in
a security cupboard and will be returned
on the final day of each half-term.
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Hair must be neat and tidy and well
groomed.
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No hair colours, braids, extensions
or tightly plaited dreadlock-type
hairstyles.
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The use of hair gel is not
encouraged, as this is often
perceived as an excuse for not
wearing tephillin and is dangerous
in the laboratories, etc.
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Boys’ hairstyles must be sensible,
for example, no shaving of heads or
sideburns is permitted and hair must
be worn above the collar.
Failure to comply with any of these
requirements will result in a verbal
warning and parents/guardians will be
contacted. Pupils will be expected to
return to school next day having
complied with these regulations
NO ITEMS OF
VALUE MAY BE USED IN SCHOOL.
Any pupil found using any of these items
in the school building (this includes i-pods,
mobile phones) will have them
confiscated. The item will be locked in
a security cupboard, and will be
returned on the final day of each
half-term. If valuable items have to be
brought into school, eg, large amounts
of money, then these can be placed at
the office for safe keeping.
Please note
Our school
is a safe and secure environment with
adequate means of communication and
contact. There is no need for parents
to supply pupils with phones for
emergency use.
All
messages and communications must be
directed through the school office.
Sickness
– if a pupil feels unwell, they must
report to the school office. One of the
office staff will contact home. Pupils
must not make direct contact with home.
Should this happen, we would ask that
the parent informs the school office.
If a pupil needs medication, it must be
kept in the school office. |
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