'Look Smart, Think Smart'

At Aston Clinton, we pride ourselves on our ‘Look Smart, Think Smart’ philosophy and ask parents to support us in instilling this ethos in the children.

Here is a list of the uniform and kit your child will need:

 👕 Uniform Expectations by Year Group

Reception to Year 4

• White polo shirt
• Royal blue cardigan or v-neck jumper with the school badge 
• Tie is optional 
• Grey skirt or pinafore dress, grey school trousers or grey smart school shorts

Year 5 & Year 6

• A stiff-collared white shirt 
• School tie (clip on/elasticated/traditional)
• Royal blue cardigan or v-neck jumper with the school badge 
• Grey skirt or grey school trousers or grey smart school shorts

🏃♂️ PE and Forest School Kit

• Plain white polo t-shirt
• Plain navy joggers/shorts/leggings (no logos)
• Royal blue cardigan or v-neck jumper with the school badge (as above)
• Black trainers for outdoor PE
• Wellies, waterproof trousers & coat for forest school

🔁 Consistency and Flexibility

This approach ensures the top half of the uniform remains the same every day, making it easier for children to participate in sports clubs during or after school. If your child prefers a different kit for a club, they may bring it in a separate bag and change at school.

♻️ Pre-Loved Uniform

Need an extra logo’d top? Visit our pre-loved cupboard in the office foyer. You can leave a cash donation with the office staff or use the QR code on the office door. Please leave donations of school jumpers/cardigans next to the pre-loved cupboard.

White polo shirts, stiff coloured shirts, grey trousers/skirts and PE leggings/joggers can be purchased from any supermarket

School uniform, including jumpers, cardigans, ties, PE and book bags, may be purchased from Bucks  Schoolwear Plus, Unit 11, The Vale Industrial Estate, Southern Road, Aylesbury HP19 9EW or online at www.bucksschoolwearplus.co.uk .  All other items can be purchased from Bucks Schoolwear Plus or other retail outlets.

Jewellery, hair and make up

Jewellery is not permitted in school as it is unnecessary and can injure children when they are at play. Children may wear a watch and simple stud earrings if they wish. However, all jewellery must be removed for PE lessons. Newly pierced ears should be taped for PE lessons until they can be removed. It will be the child's responsibility to store their jewellery safely, if they have a PE lesson.

Hair should be neat and tidy and in a style that does not draw undue attention to the child. It should not be coloured and there should be no shaved patterns or areas cut into the hair. Hair accessories should be small and unobtrusive. We request that any child with long hair has it tied up. This is to reduce the spread of head lice, but also so children can see what they are doing in lessons. In P.E. it is a health and safety issue if hair falls across the face - it restricts visibility on equipment or when catching.

There is flexibility on items of clothing/headwear/jewellery as part of religious observance.  We also recognise that some young people with SEND require flexibility in the uniform as a necessary reasonable adjustment to access the school environment.  If there are justifiable reasons, such as these (or any others) why a parent/carer would wish their child to wear clothes that differ from the school uniform, the school will look sympathetically at such requests and work alongside parents to ensure that suitable arrangements can be accommodated. 

Equities Duties

We recognise that sometimes children will require adjustments to our uniform requirements.  In these instances we ask that you discuss this the Headteacher or the school's SENCo.