Important Information

Trinity Term Uniform Requirements

Summer uniform is to be worn in the Trinity Term.  

Girls Uniform

Boys Uniform

  • Grey blazer 
  • Green and white striped dress (length should be on or below the knee)
  • Green school jumper
  • White knee-high socks
  • Green school sun hat/cap

 

  • Grey blazer 
  • White short-sleeved shirt with collar and tie
  • Green school jumper
  • Grey short trousers or long grey trousers
  • Grey knee length socks
  • Green school sun hat/cap
 
Blazers should be worn to and from school. Children normally remove them once they are in the playground in the morning.
 
On the days Year 3 to Year 6 children wear PE kit to school, they should have their Crescent tracksuit top on. 
 
Labelling
Please ensure all items of school uniform are named. Stick on labels do fall off so it is worth writing the name elsewhere on the clothing. 
 
Any item of lost clothing that isn't labelled will be donated to FoC Pre-Loved clothing sales at the end of term.
 
Should you wish to order any uniform, please do so here:
 
 
Crescent School

Co-Curricular Clubs Finish Reminder

Co-curricular clubs end today, Friday 15 March, with the exception of All Stars Art and Craft, Gymnastics and Chess Club. Please ensure you have booked your child into Afterschool next week if you require care.

Please remember to make your Co-Curricular choices for next term on SOCS.

Mrs Webb
Assistant Head

House Competition - Design An Easter Decoration

We are holding our next exciting House Competition to design an Easter Decoration.  Choose your own Easter theme and work on your own or with sibling(s):

Prizes

  • 1st prize - 150 house points and an Easter egg
  • 2nd prize - 100 house points and an Easter egg
  • 3rd prize - 50 house points and an Easter egg

All entries will be awarded 5 house points.

Please do not bring your decorations into school but send in a photo of your completed design by 9am on Wednesday 17 April to:

Yellow House - Mrs McCollin: rachelmccollin@crescentschool.co.uk

Red House - Mrs Emery: lisaemery@crescentschool.co.uk

Blue House - Ms Clark: emmaclark@crescentschool.co.uk

We look forward to receiving photos of your amazing decorations!

Mrs McCollin
Yellow House Leader

Reading For Pleasure

We know we have very keen readers at Crescent School and it would be lovely to gather some pictures of your child(ren) enjoying their books over the Easter break, whether on holiday, travelling, in a cosy corner, cuddled up with family or wherever you find them.  Please email your pictures to me at sarahweb@crescentschool.co.uk and hopefully we can make a great display of them all.

Happy Reading!

Mrs Webb
Assistant Head

Year 5 Easter Read

Year 5 have received a class reader to enjoy over the Easter holidays, Kensuke's Kingdom by Michael Morpurgo.  If they have already read this book then please encourage them to read another book by the same author.

I am happy for pupils to share the book with you, listen to it or read it themselves. They will all need to have completed reading their book by the start of the Trinity Term so that we can work from it together.

Mrs Webb
Assistant Head

Uniform Changes - Reminder

School uniform is an important way that we build a shared identity and provides pupils with the opportunity to establish a sense of community and to feel pride in their school. Any changes to uniform need to be carefully thought through, not least when new expenditure is required.  
 
With this in mind, I wanted to share with you some proposals regarding the school uniform policy for September 2024. You might well be pleased to hear that this will not involve any changes to the uniform you need to buy or require any additional kit to be purchased.   
 
In the current Joining Pack and Parent Handbook guidelines, girls and boys have uniform listed separately. From September, we are proposing that this will be replaced by two uniform options, but they will simply be named ‘Uniform Option 1’ and ‘Uniform Option 2’. The two lists will contain the same uniform items as they currently do. Children and families will then choose which of the two options is right for them. 
 
These changes will bring us in line with the other schools in the Foundation, as well as many other schools around the country who have adopted a similar approach. 
 
One possible outcome of this change is that girls will opt to wear trousers, rather than the skirt or pinafore. If they choose to do this only on some occasions, such as when there is a cold weather snap, that would be fine. 
 
If you have any questions or comments regarding this update to our uniform policy, please do not hesitate to contact me.  

Joe Thackway
Headmaster