Fell Dyke Primary School

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School Uniform

Our school uniform looks smart and gives children a sense of belonging. As well as preparing children for times in life that require us to dress a certain way, it is a vital part of a pupil’s identity at Fell Dyke.

We expect that parents and carers will ensure their children have appropriate uniform, including asking for support from school if needed.

Staff actively challenge uniform that is not part of our policy and you may be contacted to provide suitable uniform for your child.

Main School Uniform

Our main school uniform consists of:

  • Royal blue sweatshirt or cardigan
  • Plain white polo shirt
  • Grey or black trousers (no leggings)
  • Grey or black shorts (not branded)
  • Grey or black skirt (loose fitting and roughly knee length)
  • Grey or black pinafore
  • Royal blue and white summer dress
  • Black shoes or trainers

Any accessories, such as headbands or bobbles, should be small, discreet and blue to match the rest of the uniform.

You do not have to have uniform with the school brand. Cheaper supermarket uniform, in the right colours, is acceptable.

PE Day Uniform

From September 2024, children in Reception to Year 6 will be able to wear their PE uniform to school on the days they have PE lessons.

  • Plain white or light blue T shirt (with or without school logo)
  • Plain royal blue sweatshirt (with or without school logo)
  • Plain black or navy jogging bottoms or navy blue or black shorts
  • Trainers

The following is not PE day uniform:

  • Clothing with writing or logos (other than the Fell Dyke logo)
  • Football shirts or shorts
  • Cycling shorts
  • Leggings

Check with your child's teacher if you are unsure which days they have PE.

 

We do not accept...

  • False nails must never be worn: they are a health and safety risk.
  • Leggings are never an acceptable alternative to trousers.
  • We do not allow children to wear branded shorts in the summer. They must be plain grey or black school shorts.

Jewellery

Jewellery should not be worn. It is a major health and safety risk due to injury and infection.

The only exception is small stud earrings. Children must be able to remove these themselves if they are wearing them.

Parents will be asked to collect any unsuitable jewellery from the school office if it is brought into school.

The only good time to have your child’s ears pierced is at the start of the long summer holiday.

Ordering Online

You can order branded uniform online and have it delivered to school (for free) or your home address (for a delivery charge).

To place an order, visit:

https://studentuniform.co.uk/fdps144/

Ordering from the School Office

Alternatively, you can order from the school office. Please request and complete an order form, with cash payment.

 

Providing Uniform

We will support children to have the correct uniform. We have spares that are freshly washed and will be worn if pupils arrive at school without the correct uniform. This should be a rare event and we will notify parents if this has been the case.

Parents and carers are ultimately responsible for taking action to ensure their child has the correct uniform.