Return to School - PE Days and school uniform required
PE and Sport at Mudeford Junior School
On the two PE days your child can come into school wearing the school PE Kit as follows:
• Plain navy t-shirt or plain white t-shirt. Or alternatively, plain navy T-Shirt with the Mudeford logo on.
• Tracksuit bottoms (plain black or navy blue).
• Black or navy shorts.
• They may wear their shorts underneath their track suit bottoms which may be taken off during the day.
• Mudeford Junior sweatshirts should be worn during the winter months rather than any other sweatshirts or hoodies.
• Sensible trainers
• Football kit is not to be worn to school.
Hair:
• Long hair (both boys and girls) will need to be tied up for PE and Games lessons for Health and Safety reasons. Please make sure your child has their hair tied back on these days before coming to school or that they have a hair bobble in their bag.
• We do not allow colouring of hair
Jewellery/ Watches/ Bracelets:
• If your child has their ear/s pierced then their earring/s need to be removed before PE lessons. If they cannot be removed, they will need to be taped up before the lesson.
• All watches (including Fit Bit style watches) are to be removed during PE lessons for Health and Safety reasons.
• Other forms of jewellery including wrist bands and bracelets are not allowed in school (see School Uniform policy).
Class PE Days
3HY Swimming will take place on Mondays throughout the Autumn term. Swimming will commence on Monday 7th September for 10 consecutive weeks. Games lessons will be on Fridays
3TN Swimming will take place on Mondays throughout the Autumn term. Swimming will commence Monday 15th September for 10 consecutive weeks. Games lessons will be on Tuesdays
4WM Games lessons will be on Monday and Wednesday
4LK Games lessons will be on Thursday and Friday
5TA Games lessons will be on Wednesday and Friday
5AG Games lessons will be on Monday and Tuesday
6GL Games lessons will be on Thursday and Friday
6LB Games lessons will be on Wednesday and Friday
Kind regards
M Partridge
Headteacher