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25/09/21

On Friday, Reception celebrated their class teddies 5th Birthdays (Marvin the Monkey and Denzel the Dog) with a PARTY! 🥳They decorated yummy biscuits, played parachute games on the field and had lots of fun together! Hip hip hoorah! 🎈 https://t.co/2Na9rsf0pY

23/09/21

Earlier this week, year 4 had a Freshwater Theatre workshop about volcanoes and earthquakes. They enjoyed learning survival skills and how earthquakes are caused 🌋 https://t.co/wJ9nrTuwLM

23/09/21

Year 6 have had a Victorian Schooling workshop this morning. They were taught by Mr Wilberforce and experienced what it was like in a Victorian classroom. https://t.co/nHS7eh4qzT

22/09/21

Our secondary admissions information meeting was well attended by 25 parents this evening. We will be holding an additional meeting next week - see Friday's newsletter for details. https://t.co/hruOC3643B

22/09/21

🌈Wellbeing Wednesday: How does the weather make you feel? Join in with the new Art Room Project which supports children to understand and express their feelings through the theme of weather. Maybe you can create some artwork to express how you are feel feeling? https://t.co/5k7vxGTAdi

20/09/21

In Reception we have been reading the story ‘The Colour Monster goes to School’ and thinking about our feelings and emotions. We have been using different colours that represent our feelings,just like in the story. Look at our ‘Happy’ drawings. More to come later. https://t.co/vMyjqtpeJE

17/09/21

We're on our way back to the big city! https://t.co/C8xQaTgJwI

17/09/21

Beautiful flowers, picked and tied by the children in the walled garden at the farm. These will be taken to the local harbour town, Portclais, for residents to pick up as a 'random act of kindness'. Each bouquet has a handwritten message from the children. https://t.co/13WUhRAil2

17/09/21

A busy last morning around the farm - pupils have been taking responsibility for completing their farming tasks independently and working brilliantly together! https://t.co/EwtJqp3zeg

17/09/21

Somebody's made friends! https://t.co/xZfUFmhaFn

16/09/21

Hot chocolate around the campfire for our final evening on the farm. https://t.co/eqNs6oxRaP

16/09/21

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16/09/21

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16/09/21

Fun in the sun as we enjoyed a brilliant last afternoon on the beach together. https://t.co/JknyvDfgp2

16/09/21

Stunning scenery on our way to the beach for the afternoon. https://t.co/TAbMclbYd9

16/09/21

The Reception children have been exploring number this week and thinking about all the ways we can count! https://t.co/lzm9QQ5IOW

16/09/21

Ps. The red on the sheep is dye to identify the ewe that the ram has mated with - he is perfectly relaxed and happy in the picture!

16/09/21

An early start to our penultimate day on the farm. Pupils continue to impress with their growing knowledge of the animals and their new-found love of the Welsh language! Amseroedd da (good times)! https://t.co/fZcXvbYFR4

16/09/21

There are lots of different jobs on the farm - stocking the woodshed for the colder weather is just one. Despite the glorious weather this week, tonight's hot chocolate will be enjoyed in front on the fire. https://t.co/K5fZZbVHBg

15/09/21

We welcomed four brand new chicks to the world this morning and got busy feeding chickens, ducks and pigs! https://t.co/9RE4YZEf1l

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Our Uniform

Pupils are expected to wear the Harris Primary Academy Crystal Palace uniform at all times of the day and on the way to and from school. 

We believe that uniform, apart from being practical, helps the children develop a sense of identity with the school while at the same time creating an image that we can all be proud of.

Our uniform provider is Stevensons. Click here for their website and click here for their price list.
 

Nursery and Reception 

White polo shirt with embroidered badge. Grey / black trousers (black joggers for nursery only) / skirt / dress / shorts
School jumper / cardigan with embroidered badge
Black shoes (no boots or trainers)


In Summer

White polo shirt with embroidered badge. Grey/black trousers (black joggers for nursery only) / skirt / dress / shorts
Blue striped / checked gingham dress.  
School jumper / cardigan with embroidered badge
Black shoes (no boots or trainers)

For PE

Blue t-shirt with embroidered badge. Blue shorts and black or white plimsoles for indoor PE and trainers for outdoor activities.
 

Years 1 to 6

White long or short sleeved shirt. Grey / black trousers / skirt / dress / shorts
School jumper / cardigan with embroidered badge
School Tie (blue & silver for Years 1-5 / blue & gold for Year 6)
Black shoes (no boots or trainers)


In Summer

White polo shirt with embroidered badge. Grey/black trousers / skirt / dress / shorts
Blue striped / checked gingham dress.  
School jumper / cardigan with embroidered badge
Black shoes (no boots or trainers)

For. P.E

Blue t-shirt with embroidered badge. Blue shorts and black or white plimsoles for indoor PE and trainers for outdoor activities.

 

Daywear

Harris Primary Academy Crystal Palace DAYWEAR BOARD

Sportswear

Harris Primary Academy Crystal Palace PE BOARD

Please note:

  • Children may wear our 'old style' uniform until it needs to be replaced
  • Parents are asked to ensure their children are properly equipped for PE and that kits are available throughout the week
  • The wearing of jewellery is not allowed.  If a child has pierced ears, studs only may be worn
  • Any headscarves or hijabs worn should be black, blue or white
Every article of clothing should be clearly marked with the child’s name.  Although there are procedures for dealing with lost property and for safeguarding children’s belongings, the school cannot accept any liability or responsibility for the loss or damage of any individual item belonging to a child.