The New uniform
We are excited to announce the launch of a new school uniform for Year 7 students starting at The Henry Beaufort School in September 2025. The new uniform features a navy colour scheme and an updated school jumper. This uniform will be available from Stevensons from June 2025 and will be compulsory for all new Year 7 students.
For current Year 8-11 students, the uniform will remain the same, with the royal blue colour scheme. If replacement uniforms are needed, they can still be ordered from the uniform shop.
The new uniform will be gradually phased in, and once the stock from Stevensons is depleted, students will be advised to order the new uniform equivalent.
The supplier for The Henry Beaufort School uniform is Stevensons. Uniform is purchased directly from the supplier for delivery to your home.
Please note our PE uniform has now changed. See the details in the uniform booklet below
You can order our PE kit directly from Stevensons. Please find the details in the link provided.
Please note that a box pleat skirt can be purchased from Stevensons or a pleated alternative from Marks and Spencer’s product name Easy Dressing Skirt style number T76/0113. Please click here. Full school uniform should be worn at all times including travel to and from school.
Makeup
Make-up (including nail varnish, nail extensions and false eyelashes) should not be worn at all by students.
Jewellery
A maximum of one small ear-stud in each ear. One plain ring on one hand only.
Hair
As a Health and Safety measure, long hair should be tied back from the face during practical lessons. This applies to both boys and girls. No extreme hair styles or colours are permissible e.g. two-tone hair colour.
Bags
Bags should be of a suitable size, that is appropriate for day to day use.
PE Kit
All students are expected to wear PE kit correctly and appropriately for the activity that they are studying. Relevant safety/ protection equipment must also be worn should the activity demand it e.g. shin pads and gum shields
Where a student is ill or injured, a parental/guardian note should be read and signed by the member of staff. Students are expected to change into their PE kit, unless it is inappropriate to do so (e.g. in a cast/ on crutches etc) or if it would have a detrimental impact on the students health and well being. Another role is expected to be found for the student in the lesson, for example a coach, official or organiser.
The PE Kit is an extension of a student’s uniform; it is therefore an essential piece of equipment that students require to access their learning. The expectation for what kit should be worn is:
PE Kit expectation
PE UNIFORM – ESSENTIAL ITEMS | OPTIONAL ITEMS |
Astro trainers / sports trainers | Studded boots – (moulded studs) |
PE Polo Shirt – navy blue with school logo. To be purchased from www.stevensons.co.uk | Sports Socks – long navy blue (for outdoor activities) |
Shorts – navy blue football/rugby style or black Sports Leggings of a suitable length | Tracksuit Bottoms – in plain navy blue or black colours |
Skort – Navy blue plain | PE Midlayer – navy blue with school logo. To be purchased from www.stevensons.co.uk |
Clothing worn for PE must be appropriate to the activity and the weather conditions. Members of the PE Department will inform students when each item is appropriate. The school is reluctant to offer practical work to any child who is not suitably dressed for that activity. Jewellery must be removed before a PE lesson. Long hair must be tied back for practical activities such as PE, Science and Technology. Incorrect uniform and unacceptable items of clothing will be confiscated and can be collected at the end of the school day. | |
Lost Property
- Please can all school uniform and coats be clearly labelled with your child’s name. This will make it a lot easier to get property back to your child.
- Labelled/named property will be returned to it’s owner through the student host system.
- If a student has lost something, they are encouraged to visit lost property which can be located within student support.
- At the end of EVERY term, all unclaimed or un-named lost property will be recycled.
- Your child is responsible for their own belongings – the school cannot be held responsible for any items that are lost and not recovered.