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UNIFORM Nursery Girl UNIFORM Nursery Girl Optional/ Product SB Specification Compulsory Comments Sweatshirt Navy Sweatshirt, crested Compulsory Polo Shirt Sky Pique Polo Shirt, crested Compulsory Jogging Bottoms Navy Jogging Bottoms, uncrested Compulsory Book Bag Navy book bag (style XBWS09), printed crest Compulsory Nursery Boy Optional/ Product SB Specification Compulsory Comments Sweatshirt Navy Sweatshirt, crested Compulsory Polo Shirt Sky Pique Polo Shirt, crested Compulsory Jogging Bottoms Navy Jogging Bottoms, uncrested Compulsory Book Bag Navy book bag (style XBWS09), printed crest Compulsory Reception - Year 2 Girl Optional/ Product SB Specification Compulsory Comments Plaid Pinafore Bespoke plaid (BA891TX), 'Ellie' style, polyviscose Compulsory Cardigan Navy cardigan, red trim, cotton/acrylic, uncrested Compulsory Polo Shirt Sky Pique Polo Shirt, crested Compulsory Navy Socks Navy knee high socks, (3pk) Either/or Either/or Navy Tights Navy cotton rich tights (2pk) Coat Navy Reversible Stormproof Coat, crested Optional Book Bag Navy book bag (style XBWS09), printed crest Compulsory FOR LAUNCH SPRING 2020 Summer Dress Navy standard striped design Compulsory Socks White ankle socks (3pk) Compulsory Reception - Year 2 Boy Optional/ Product SB Specification Compulsory Comments Boy's Junior Elasticated Trousers Charcoal elasticated school trousers, polyviscose Compulsory Boy's Junior Shorts Charcoal school trousers, polyviscose Compulsory V Neck Jumper Navy V neck jumper, red contrast V, cotton/acrylic, uncrested Compulsory Polo Shirt Sky Pique Polo Shirt, crested Compulsory Grey Socks Grey ankle socks, (2pk) Compulsory Coat Navy Reversible Stormproof Coat, crested Optional Book Bag Navy book bag (style XBWS09), printed crest Compulsory Year 3 - Year 6 Girl Optional/ Product SB Specification Compulsory Comments Blazer Navy, polywool patch pocket blazer 'style A1', crested, SB navy lining Compulsory Kilt Bespoke plaid (BA891TX), Tatjana style (fake kilt), polyviscose, lengthCompulsory on the knee Jumper Navy V neck jumper, red contrast V, cotton/acrylic, uncrested Compulsory Blouse Performance cotton, blue chambray, revere collar, (2pk) Compulsory Short & long sleeve Navy Socks Navy knee high socks, (3pk) Either/or Navy Tights Navy cotton rich tights (2pk) Coat Navy Reversible Stormproof Coat, crested Optional Scarf Navy Fleece Scarf, crested Optional FOR LAUNCH SPRING 2020 Summer Dress Navy standard striped design Compulsory Socks White ankle socks (3pk) Compulsory Year 3 - Year 6 Boy Optional/ Product SB Specification Compulsory Comments Blazer Navy, polywool patch pocket blazer 'style A', crested, SB navy lining Compulsory Boy's Junior Elasticated Trousers Charcoal elasticated school trousers, polyviscose Compulsory Boy's Junior Shorts Charcoal school trousers, polyviscose Compulsory V Neck Jumper Navy V neck jumper, red contrast V, cotton/acrylic, uncrested Compulsory Shirt Performance cotton, blue chambray shirt, (2pk) Compulsory Short & long sleeve Grey Socks Grey ankle socks, (2pk) Compulsory Tie 45" Prep Tie (7101) Compulsory Coat Navy Reversible Stormproof Coat, crested Optional Scarf Navy Fleece Scarf, crested Optional Year 7 - Year 11 Girl Optional/ Product SB Specification Compulsory Comments Jacket Navy, polywool, girl's fitted 1 button jacket 'style F', crest on lapel, SB navyCompulsory lining Kilt Bespoke plaid (BA891TX), Tatjana style (fake kilt), polyviscose, lengthCompulsory on the knee Jumper Navy V neck jumper, red contrast V, cotton/acrylic, uncrested Compulsory Blouse Performance cotton, blue chambray, revere collar, (2pk) Compulsory Short & long sleeve Navy Socks Navy knee high socks, (3pk) Either/or Navy Socks Navy ankle high socks (3pk) Navy Opaque Tights Navy opaque tights (2pk) Quilted Jacket Quilted Stormtex Jacket, navy, girls fit, uncrested Optional Overcoat Wool Overcoat, navy, girls fit Optional Scarf Bespoke College Scarf Optional Year 7 - Year 11 Boy Optional/ Product SB Specification Compulsory Comments Jacket Navy, polywool, boy's 2 button jacket 'style E', crest patch pocket, SB navyCompulsory lining Boy's Senior School Trousers Charcoal school trousers, polyviscose Compulsory V Neck Jumper Navy V neck jumper, red contrast V, cotton/acrylic, uncrested Compulsory Shirt Performance cotton, blue chambray shirt, (2pk) Compulsory Short & long sleeve Grey Socks Grey ankle socks, (2pk) Compulsory Tie 54" Senior Tie (7101) Compulsory Quilted Jacket Quilted Stormtex Jacket, navy, unisex fit, uncrested Optional Overcoat Wool Overcoat, navy, unisex fit Optional Scarf Bespoke College Scarf Optional.
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