Valence Primary School - School Uniform

School Uniform

There is a school uniform which all children from reception to year 6 are expected to wear:

School Uniform Guide
Boys	Girls
Grey trousers.	Grey skirt.
White polo shirt. Polo shirts with the school logo are available from the supplier listed below, but generic items are allowed too.	White polo shirt. Polo shirts with the school logo are available from the supplier listed below, but generic items are allowed too.
Royal blue jumper or sweatshirt. Jumpers or sweatshirts with the school logo are available from the supplier listed below, but generic items are allowed too.	Royal blue jumper, sweatshirt or cardigan. Jumpers or sweatshirts with the school logo are available from the supplier listed below, but generic items are allowed too. Royal Blue gingham dress.
Footwear, mostly black with some white edging or marking allowed. Sensible shoes are preferred.	Footwear, mostly black with some white edging or marking allowed. Sensible shoes are preferred.
Socks should be white or dark colours.	Socks/tights/hair accessories (including hijabs) should be white or dark colours.
	No nail varnish, please.

Two pupils in school uniform

Pupils are expected to wear school uniform at all times, unless there are special days announced. Clothing with the school logo is available from Premier School Wear, but generic items are allowed too.

Nursery

Grey tracksuit bottoms, white polo shirt and royal blue sweatshirts or jumpers

Bags

Only small book/P.E. kit bags

P.E

For PE children should wear a 'house coloured' T-shirt, dark shorts and plain black plimsolls/trainers (for Foundation Stage and KS1 children no lace-ups please). Plain dark joggers are an optional extra. Each child will need a labelled bag to hold their PE kit. This may be kept in school except when it needs to be washed.

Children are allowed to wear small stud earrings only. This will be on the proviso that your child is able to remove the earrings themselves for P.E. This is a borough-wide policy to comply with health and safety regulations. If your child is unable to remove and replace their own earrings, you will be contacted to come in and remove your child’s earrings yourself.

The school cannot be held responsible for the safekeeping of earrings, although the teacher will always remind the children to put their earrings in a safe place when they have to be taken out.