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Working our way to wisdom; learning our way for life.

Uniform Information

Uniform can be purchased from

 

Pupils Schoolwear

35 West Street 

Swadlincote

De11 9DN

01283 224512

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Reception & KS1 

Navy Blue sweatshirt / cardigan  

White polo shirt

Grey / black trousers  

Grey / navy skirt / pinafore

Blue & white checked dress for summer  

White / grey socks or grey tights  

Black shoes

 

KS2

Navy Blue sweatshirt / cardigan  

White shirt

School Tie

Blue & white checked dress for summer  

Grey / black trousers  

Grey / navy skirt / pinafore

White / grey socks or grey tights  

Black shoes  

 

PE kit

black shorts/joggers

white t-shirt

black trainers

black/navy hoody or school jumper

 

Reception outdoor learning

Waterproofs 

Wellington boots 

 

 

Should you need any further assistance, or any more information, please contact the administration team within the school office. 

 

We have tried to choose a range of clothes which children will enjoy wearing while we retain a style which is most appropriate for our school.    

 

Regular physical education is an important part of the curriculum that we provide for children. On the days that your child has PE, we ask that they come into school dressed ready for their PE lesson. In cooler weather, they may wear either a black or navy hoody, or their usual school uniform jumper. Please make sure all items are named. Trainers with hard soles are not suitable for indoor P.E. wear as they may slip on the apparatus or floor. 

  

As the children begin to play games they may require other P.E. kit. For example, children playing football must wear shin-pads for safety. Where this is the case, it will be communicated to parents separately.

 

It is a great help if all school clothes are named as so many become "misplaced".  

Found items are regularly displayed, and unclaimed items are disposed of after one term.

Jewellery and goggles

Children should not wear jewellery at school as it can be dangerous on the playground and difficult to trace if it is lost. The only exception is stud earrings.  

  

During P.E. or swimming, jewellery should not be worn as it can cause serious injury.  

  

Children who need to wear goggles for swimming need to have a consent form signed by a parent. These can be obtained from the school office. 

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