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School Uniform

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Uniform

We expect all children to wear the correct school uniform with pride. Wearing school uniform helps to promote a sense of belonging and supports our school community.

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Our branded school uniform can be purchased from the following suppliers:

Lads and Lasses
50a Warstones Road, Penn, Wolverhampton, WV4 4LP
Tel: 01902 334650

Abbiss
High Street, Wombourne, WV5 9DN
Tel: 01902 892300

PTFA Pre-Loved Uniform

Our PTFA also has good quality pre-loved uniform items available to purchase. Please contact the office for more information.

Nursery Children

Nursery children are asked to wear the school P.E. kit. They also have the option to wear the full school uniform if preferred.

Footwear

Children should wear sensible black school shoes. Trainers should only be worn for P.E. unless otherwise agreed by the school. Open-toed sandals, high heels and footwear with wheels are not permitted for health and safety reasons.

Hair

Hair should be neat and tidy for school. Long hair should be tied back. Appropriate hair accessories may be worn. Extreme hairstyles, colours or patterns are not permitted unless they are part of a special event or themed day that has been authorised and communicated by the school.

Make-Up, Jewellery and Accessories

Jewellery is not permitted in school, including rings, bracelets and necklaces. The only exceptions are an analogue watch (digital watches are not permitted) and a maximum of two pairs of stud earrings per ear.

Hoop earrings are not permitted as they can become caught during play and physical activities, posing a safety risk.

In line with health and safety guidance, all jewellery, including watches and earrings, must be removed on PE days. Where earrings cannot be removed independently, parents and carers should ensure they are removed before school.

Any jewellery worn in school remains the responsibility of parents and carers. The school cannot accept responsibility for items that are lost, damaged or broken.

Items of specific religious significance may be worn only with the prior agreement of the Head of School.

Make-up, nail varnish, false nails, false eyelashes and temporary tattoos are not permitted.

Mobile Phones and Electronic Devices

Children should not bring mobile phones or personal electronic devices into school.

Personal electronic devices can distract from learning, present safeguarding concerns and may be lost, damaged or misused. As a result, devices capable of taking photographs, recording audio or video, accessing the internet, tracking locations, playing games or sending and receiving messages are not permitted in school.

This includes, but is not limited to, mobile phones, smart watches, fitness trackers, GPS tracking devices, tablets, handheld gaming devices, cameras, headphones and earbuds.

Any mobile phone or electronic device brought onto the school site will be handed to the school office immediately and must be collected by a parent or carer at the end of the school day.

The school cannot accept responsibility for any personal electronic devices brought onto the premises.

Bags

We are a small school with limited storage space. We ask that children do not bring large bags into school. A small book bag for reading books is sufficient. Children should only bring essential items required for the school day.

Labelling Uniform

All items of clothing, footwear and personal belongings should be clearly labelled with your child's name. This helps us to return lost items quickly and efficiently.

We encourage children to be independent and take responsibility for their belongings. Children should look after their personal items and ensure they are collected at the end of each day.

Weather Appropriate Clothing

Children should come to school prepared for the weather. During warmer months, children are encouraged to bring a named sun hat and have sun cream applied before school.

Named sun cream may be brought into school and kept in children's bags. Children are encouraged to apply their own sun cream in accordance with our Sun Safe procedures. School staff are unable to routinely apply sun cream to children.

Children are welcome to bring sunglasses to school during periods of sunny weather. We encourage children to take responsibility for looking after their belongings. However, the school cannot accept responsibility for sunglasses that are lost, damaged or broken.

During colder months, children should bring a suitable coat.

Children will continue to access outdoor learning, playtimes and other outdoor activities throughout the year wherever possible. Appropriate clothing for the weather is therefore essential.

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