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We ask for your full co-operation in sending your child to school suitably dressed. Please see policy for full details. 

 

ALL items are to be labelled clearly with child's name. 

 

Our Uniform is as follows:

 

• Navy sweatshirt/jumper or navy cardigan (preferably with the school logo)

• White school shirt/ blouse with collar

• School tie

• Grey trousers/ shorts or navy skirt/ pinafore

• Plain grey/navy/white socks/ navy tights

• Black sensible shoes. (Trainers, open-toed sandals, boots and high heeled shoes are not considered suitable footwear for school and until your child can tie their shoe laces, velcro fastenings would be recommended).

 

Throughout April- September (due to warmer weather) a white polo shirt (preferably with the school logo) can be worn to replace the shirt/ blouse and tie or a pink gingham summer dress may be worn.

 

Our PE Kit

• White PE T-shirt (preferably with the school logo)

• Navy shorts

• Trainers (until your child can tie their shoe laces, velcro fastenings would be best)

 

For Reception and Year 1 children, we request that a navy book bag is used if possible for storage purposes. From Year 2 onwards, any school bag can be used. This should be large enough to hold their books etc. but of a size that would allow it to fit into a locker.

 

All items of clothing and footwear must be labelled with the pupil’s name.

 

Children are expected to be responsible for their own belongings in school so it is important that all items of clothing are clearly marked with your child’s name.

 

Jewelerry 

We request pupils to not wear jewelerry to school. A small stud earring is allowed, as long as it can be removed by the pupil easily, however if they cannot remove the stud this can affect some physical activity and may affect if your child can participate with certain activities. For more information please see - Key Information Tab, PE & Sport Premium.

 

  • St Winifred's RC Uniform Policy.pdf

Purchasing School uniform items, especially those with the logo, are currently obtainable from:

 

Triple S School Uniform Shop

102 Heaton Moor Road, Stockport, SK4 4NZ

www.triplesuniform.co.uk

 

 

M.C.S. Stores 

220 Fog Lane, Didsbury

www.mcsstores.co.uk

 

Lost Property

 

Children are expected to be responsible for their own belongings in school so it is important that all items of clothing are clearly marked with your child’s name.

 

Items with a name clearly in them can easily be reunited with their owner when misplaced. All items without a name will be added to the Lost Property trolley, which is placed outside school at drop off and pick up. All unclaimed items will be recycled, donated and disposed of at the end of each term. 

We ask all items are labelled clearly with your child's name, this can be done easily with a pen on the fabric labels, however we have found the below Stikins labels to be very effective too, lasting through washes and sticking to all fabrics and materials (including plastic bottles)

 

We have a code, 22144, so that when purchasing the school will receive 30% commission. 

 

www.stikins.co.uk

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