School Uniform

Appropriate School Clothing

School uniform can be obtained from 

https://myclothing.com/collections/town-lane-infant-school

and other various online sites and supermarkets

All uniform must be clearly marked with the child’s name.

Second hand free uniform can be obtained from 

Wirral Fuss

https://wirralfuss.co.uk/wirral-f-u-s-s-order-form-primary-school

School uniform

Winter:

Pale blue/white shirt or polo shirt
Royal blue sweatshirt/cardigan which can have the school emblem on
Mid-grey pinafore/skirt/trousers

White/grey/black socks or tights 

Shoes should be flat and black or grey (no trainers)

During cold/wet periods children wearing boots to school should have a change of footwear ready to put on once entering school

Summer: 

Sun hats are essential

Mid-grey school shorts/trousers/skirt

White polo shirt which can have the school emblem

Pale blue and white dress –any pattern, any style suitable for school

White ‘T’ shirt which can have the school emblem on.

White/grey/black socks

Shoes should be flat and black or grey (no trainers)

Closed toe, flat sandals can be worn in hot weather

 

Jewellery

The wearing of jewellery including earings and earing studs is not permitted on safety grounds during physical education lessons or other sporting activities (e.g. after school activities). This will ensure that our pupils have the safest experience in their PE lessons. This decision is based on National Guidance issued by the Association for Physical Education (AfPE) and has the best interests of our pupils at heart. The guidance states:

 “Schools have a duty of care to ensure students are able to participate actively without unnecessarily endangering themselves or those working around them. A clear and consistently applied policy for the removal of personal effects should be in place. The Association for Physical Education (AfPE) strongly recommends the practice of removing all personal effects at the commencement of every lesson to establish a safe working environment. This applies to all ear and body piercings, including retainer and expander earrings.”  

It is recommended by school not to wear earrings at all during the school day as there are many physical activities throughout the week.

All other jewellery is not permitted.

Additional Information

Water Bottles

All children have access to fresh, clean drinking water in school and are also encouraged to bring in a named or easily identifiable water bottle. This must only contain plain, unflavoured water. As a health promoting school, this means children are not drinking sugary /flavoured drinks.

Nail varnish

The wearing of nail varnish is prohibited

Hair

For PE and Forest school sessions, long hair must be tied back.

It is strongly encouraged that our young children have hair tied back at all times due to the nature of our exploratory, play based provision.

Book bags

All children are strongly encouraged to use a blue book bag or small carry bag for school because we cannot accommodate large bags on our school pegs.