Uniform
School Uniform
We are fortunate to have an online ordering system for our school uniform. Please click the link below to order your child's uniform and have it delivered to either school or your home address.
Click to order school uniform ONLINE
Winter Uniform
- Red polo shirt with or without the school emblem
- Grey skirt/pinafore dress or trousers
- Navy sweatshirt or cardigan with or without school emblem- Please note no hoods
- Sensible low-heeled shoes (not in excess of 2 cm) in black or navy blue - Please note no trainers
- Geay socks or tights
Summer Uniform
As above, or substitute with:
- Red gingham dresses
- Grey shorts
PE Kit
- White school PE T-shirt
- Navy Rugby or Football style shorts
- Navy jogging bottoms (and school cardigan or jumper for cold weather. Hoodies are not permitted)
- Black or dark coloured trainers
- Plimsolls (Reception year only)
Second Hand Uniform
We are partnered with Uniformd to offer gently-used uniforms at a fraction of the price, with funds from sales going directly back to our school. When you buy on the platform, you are not only investing back into our school but also contributing to a more sustainable future, reducing the amount of wearable uniform going to land-fill.
All the uniform has been donated by parents.
We are currently selling jumpers and cardigans, hopefully with time we will be able to extend the range to include polo shirts and non-branded school uniform, summer dresses, skirts, shorts and trousers for example.
If you wish to donate any second hand uniform please bring this in to the school office.
Please click on the link below to have a look.
Jewellery
Children should NOT wear jewellery to school except one SMALL pair of stud earrings which must be removed for all PE or sporting activities.
If children are unable to remove their own earrings, please ensure that they do not wear them on days when they will be involved in PE or sporting activities. If your child is having their ears pierced, please arrange for this to happen at the beginning of the summer holidays.
We ask that children refrain from wearing any other jewellery. If your child wears a specific item of jewellery as part of their religion, a note must be sent into school informing us of this. Please note that the school does not accept any liability for any jewellery whilst at school.
Please ensure that ALL uniform is named, including socks, to ensure that your child's uniform does not get lost or find its way to the lost property box!
Please find our Lost and Stolen Property Policy below. Please be assured that we will make every effort to try and locate lost items.
Other considerations:
Children should NOT wear jewellery to school except one SMALL pair of stud earrings which must be removed for all PE or sporting activities. Watches can be worn to help children tell the time. The school takes no responsibility for these items if they are lost, damaged or broken. Smart watches with communication or camera functions are not allowed
If children are unable to remove their own earrings, please ensure that they do not wear them on days when they will be involved in PE or sporting activities. If the child is unable to remove their earrings, then tape will be applied. If your child is having their ears pierced, please arrange for this to happen at the beginning of the summer holidays.
We ask that children refrain from wearing any other jewellery. If your child wears a specific item of jewellery as part of their religion, a note must be sent into school informing us of this. Please note that the school does not accept any liability for any jewellery whilst at school.
Nail varnish, make-up, temporary tattoos/other body art should not be worn in school.
Long hair— on both girls and boys—should be tied and secured
Please ensure that ALL uniform is named, including socks, to ensure that your child's uniform does not get lost or find its way to the lost property box!
The wearing of school uniform is not an option but an obligation. It is expected that parents and children will honour this agreement and make every effort to uphold the desired standard of dress.
Any parent experiencing problems in purchasing articles of uniform should initially contact the Office or arrange to meet with a member of the school’s Senior Leadership Team/Head Teacher.
The intentions of adopting a school uniform are:
I. To give all children a sense of identity - of ‘belonging’ to Kingsley Primary School;
II. To standardise items of clothing worn for school;
III. To maintain a neat and clean appearance that will hopefully be transferred to other aspects of children’s education;
IV. To ease confrontation between parent and pupil about what should be worn to school.
These intentions will be communicated to parents and children on appropriate occasions or when the need arises.
It is expected that all those involved in the school community - staff, parents, children - will share these intentions and ensure children wear the correct school uniform