Uniform and Equipment

ASHWELL UNIFORM GUIDE

Our school uniform is as follows:

• Navy trousers / shorts / skirt / culottes / skort / pinafore dress
• Navy gingham summer dress / playsuit
• Emerald polo shirt – embroidered or plain
• Navy crew neck or V-neck sweatshirt or cardigan with embroidered school logo
• White or dark socks or navy tights
• Dark shoes, boots or plain dark trainers

Second-hand Uniform
Our school PTA runs a second-hand uniform shop to support families and promote sustainability. This operates on the ethos “Take what you need; give what you can.” Families are very welcome to access good-quality pre-loved uniform items as needed, and to donate items when they are able to do so. If you would like support in accessing second-hand uniform, please speak in confidence with the school office, who will be happy to help.

PE Kit

• Navy bottoms
• Plain white T-shirt
• Trainers / plimsolls
• Navy tracksuit top

*We politely request that all clothing and footwear should be clearly labelled with the pupil’s name

With the exception of the embroidered school jumper or cardigan, all items are available for purchase from high street clothing retailers and supermarkets.

The full uniform including embroidered items is available to purchase through

Please can you ensure that your child/ren adhere to the following:

• Practical, weather appropriate, clothes for both classroom and outdoor playtimes.
  • Coats should be warm, waterproof and have a hood.
• Shoes should be sturdy, low heeled and suitable for running around outside e.g. trainers or proper shoes.
• Mid/long length hair needs to be tied back or plaited.
• For Health and Safety reasons we do not allow children to wear jewellery in school. The exceptions to this rule are one pair of plain earring studs in pierced ears and a watch.  Stud earrings should be removed or recently pierced ears should be taped over with a plaster (provided by parents) for PE and swimming and watches removed to prevent them causing injury.  Please Note: staff do not put ear studs, etc. back in if the child cannot manage it.