Lower School Uniform
A complete description of the kindergarten through fourth grade uniform requirements for boys and girls is shown below:
FORMAL DRESS REQUIREMENTS: The formal uniform is required on weekly Chapel days (usually held on Tuesdays) and for special occasions as assigned (such as programs, picture day, etc.).
BOYS - All items required for boys:
• Solid white long or short sleeve oxford dress shirt.
• Solid navy trousers (corduroy acceptable, but not denim). A dark belt must be worn if pants have belt hoops.
• Solid navy long sleeve sweater (no monogramming). V-neck or crew neck is acceptable.
• Black or brown leather shoes and dark socks (Topsiders and penny loafers are acceptable. Tennis shoes, athletic footwear, flip-flops, clogs, sandals, high tops, backless, suede, striped or two-tone shoes are not acceptable).
GIRLS - All items required for girls:
• Brownell-Talbot plaid jumper.
• Solid white long or short sleeve “peter pan” collar blouse.
• Solid white knee socks, tights, or anklets may be worn (no color designs or crew socks).
• Black, brown or navy leather shoes (Topsiders and penny loafers are acceptable. Tennis shoes, athletic footwear, clogs, sandals, flip-flops, high tops, backless, suede, striped or two-tone shoes are not acceptable). Shoes must have a flat heel.
• Conservative hair ribbons, barrettes, and earrings may be worn.
Optional items for girls:
• The Lower School does not require a physical education uniform. Therefore, to provide freedom of movement during gym class, girls are encouraged to wear solid blue colored shorts underneath their jumpers.
• Solid navy long sleeve cardigan or pullover crew neck sweater (no monogramming).
DAILY UNIFORM OPTIONS: The daily uniform has many options from which a student may choose.
BOYS -
• Solid white or light blue long or short sleeve dress shirt or polo jersey knit shirt with collar or turtleneck.
• Solid navy trousers (corduroy acceptable, but not denim). A dark belt must be worn if pants have belt hoops.
• Solid navy long sleeve pullover or cardigan sweater, crew neck or v-neck (no monogramming) or navy Brownell-Talbot sweatshirt with School imprint.
• Bermuda style navy shorts from Dennis Uniform Company may be worn in September and May through the end of school. The shorts are to be worn with uniform shirt, shoes, and solid white socks.
• Black or brown leather shoes and navy or white socks (Topsiders and penny loafers are acceptable. Tennis shoes, athletic footwear, flip-flops, clogs, sandals, high tops, backless, suede, striped or two-tone shoes are not acceptable).
GIRLS -
• Brownell-Talbot plaid jumper.
• Navy twill skort.
• Solid navy trousers (corduroy acceptable, but not denim). A dark belt must be worn if pants have belt hoops.
• Solid white or light blue long or short sleeve blouse or jersey knit polo shirt with collar or turtleneck.
• Solid navy long sleeve cardigan or pullover sweater, crew neck or v-neck (no monogramming) or navy Brownell-Talbot sweatshirt with School imprint.
• Bermuda style navy shorts from Dennis Uniform Company may be worn in September and May through the end of school. The shorts are to be worn with uniform shirt or blouse, shoes and solid white socks.
• Solid navy or white knee socks, tights, or anklets may be worn (no color designs or crew socks). Solid navy uniform slacks or leggings may be worn under jumpers in cold weather.
• Black, brown or navy leather shoes (Topsiders and penny loafers are acceptable. Tennis shoes, athletic footwear, clogs, flip-flops, sandals, high tops, suede, backless, striped or two-tone shoes are not acceptable). Shoes must have a flat heel.
• Conservative hair ribbons, barrettes, and earrings may be worn.
• The Lower School does not require a physical education uniform. Therefore, to provide freedom of movement during gym class, girls are encouraged to wear solid navy shorts underneath their jumpers.
BOYS AND GIRLS OUTERWEAR: The Lower School has no specified outer jacket or coat requirement. However, in keeping with the overall dress policy a solid-color coat or jacket is recommended.
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