School Uniform

Fostering Belonging and Pride

Our school uniform is more than what students wear – it reflects who we are as a community. From their very first day, it helps children feel part of something meaningful; fostering pride, and respect for others. These values extend beyond the classroom, shaping the way students grow as individuals.

Designed for comfort and practicality, the uniform adapts as students progress from Infants 1 through to the end of Secondary School, always age-appropriate and suited to their stage of learning.

Every day, the uniform reminds students that they are part of something greater – a school where they are seen, supported, and encouraged to reach their potential.

Year Group Requirements

Infants 1 and 2 (ages 9 months – 3 years)
Students wear the school tracksuit with white trainers each day. From Infants 2 onwards, children also need a La Miranda swimsuit and swim cap for weekly swimming lessons.

Infants 3 to 5 (ages 3 – 5 years)
The tracksuit is worn on PE days, with the regular uniform on other days: a white polo shirt with navy blue trousers, shorts, or skirt, paired with black shoes. Swimming kit is also required.

Primary School (ages 6 – 12 years)
Students wear a designated sports uniform for PE days and the standard uniform – a white polo shirt with navy blue trousers or skirt – on regular days. A school art smock is also required.

Secondary School (ages 12 – 16 years)
The uniform takes on a more mature look while keeping La Miranda’s cohesive identity. Students wear a white polo shirt and navy blue trousers (no skirts). Certain year groups also require a white lab coat for science lessons.

High School (ages 16+ years)
High School students do not wear a uniform, and instead follow a clear and respectful dress code that reflects the mature learning environment.