School uniform can be purchased online from Brigade Uniform Suppliers
Website: www.brigade.uk.com/parents/school/ST8815PD
Pre-Loved School Uniform
Please contact Claire Bennett via email (stonegatepreloved@gmail.com) for an up-to-date stock list. All donations go towards Stonegate School PTA. Thank you.
Summer Checked Shirts – These can be purchased from our Pre-Loved rail.
What your child needs
Please ensure your child has the following uniform. All children need a green book bag with the school logo.
Summer Terms (Terms 5 and 6) and the First Half Term of the Autumn Term (Term 1)
- white short sleeved polo top with school logo or short sleeved green/white checked gingham shirt
- plain grey shorts, green/white checked short sleeved dress
- white/grey/black socks
- plain black, flat heeled shoes (no slip on shoes)
Second Half of the Autumn Term (Term 2) and Spring Terms (Terms 3 and 4)
- green jumper or cardigan with school logo
- plain white long sleeved school shirt that has a collar
- plain grey trousers, grey pinafore dress or grey skirt
- school tie
- white/grey/black socks or grey/green tights
- plain black, flat heeled shoes (no slip on shoes)
PE Kit
- green short sleeved polo shirt with school logo
- plain unbranded black shorts or tracksuit trousers (not leggings)
- white/grey/black socks
- trainers – preferably black or white (no flashing lights or wheels
Jewellery
The wearing of any jewellery is not allowed. However, if your child has pierced ears then they must wear plain stud earrings. Other earrings will not be permitted. This request applies to both boys and girls. Owing to a number of accidents in schools, East Sussex County Council’s policy is that studs must be removed during all physical education and swimming instruction. The child is responsible for ensuring that this takes place. If your child is unable to remove/replace their own studs they should not be worn to school on P.E. or swimming days. Your child will be unable to participate in the lesson with studs in place. Under no circumstances are staff permitted to remove/replace studs.
Every year a small number of children have their ears pierced during term-time. Parents should be aware that if the studs cannot be removed at all during those first weeks, the child will be unable to participate in PE or swimming.
Accidents can also occur during breaks and lunch times. The school therefore strongly recommends that children should avoid wearing studs in school wherever possible. The school would not wish to make this a major issue but the Staff and Governors would appreciate sensible support from home.