Stretham Community Primary School
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Uniform Information
School Uniform
We have a school uniform and pupils are strongly encouraged to wear it as we feel it builds self respect in pupils as well as pride in their school. However, we do ask that all clothing is named to avoid items getting lost. Our current school uniform provider is Gooddies.
Boys
Grey or black long or short trousers. White shirt or polo shirt and royal blue sweatshirt or jumper. Black shoes. These can be purchased at any retail store such as Tesco, Sainsbury, Asda, Next, Marks and Spencers etc.
Girls
Grey or black skirt, tunic or trousers, white shirt or polo shirt with royal blue sweatshirt, jumper or cardigan. During warmer weather blue and white striped or checked dresses may be worn. Black shoes. These can be purchased at any retail store such as Tesco, Sainsbury, Asda, Next, Marks and Spencer etc.
Sweatshirts and other uniform items with the school logo are available from the school suppliers. However items, the correct colour, without the school logo are completely acceptable. These can be purchased at any retail store such as Tesco, Sainsbury, Asda, Next, Marks and Spencer etc.
Pre-loved second-hand clothes are available for free in the storage unit at the front entrance of the school building.
PE Kit
Plain white or royal blue t-shirt, black or navy shorts or tracksuit bottoms, trainers suitable for outdoor sports and a plain black/royal blue/grey hoodie or school jumper for colder weather.
Jewellery
We would request that no jewellery is worn in school. Children with pierced ears should wear plain stud earrings, not hoops as these can be hazardous, particularly in the playground. This is in line with the guidance on Health and Safety issued to all schools by the Local Authority. The LA advises that, for safety and hygiene reasons, ear studs and other jewellery (whether metal or plastic) should not be worn during sporting activities, PE, swimming, design technology or food technology lessons. Adults within the school are not permitted to assist children removing jewellery.