Uniform

It is our policy that all children wear Gisburn Road Community Primary School’s official uniform when attending school or when representing the school in an organised event outside normal school hours.

As well as being practical and smart, we believe that a sensible uniform policy will reinforce a positive learning environment as well as promote a unified school, community spirit and inspire a sense of pride in our school.

 

Uniform items

We require all pupils to wear our school uniform, which consists of:

Girls

Top

  • White polo shirt or blouse
  • Red sweatshirt or cardigan

Bottom

  • Tartan skirt, tartan pinafore or grey trousers
  • Grey/white/red/black socks or tights
  • Black shoes

Hair

  • Pupils with longer hair should wear it tied back
Gisburn Road School Uniform for girls

Boys

Top

  • White polo shirt or shirt
  • Red sweatshirt

Bottom

  • Grey trousers or shorts
  • Grey or black socks
  • Black shoes

Hair

  • Pupils with longer hair should wear it tied back
Gisburn Road School uniform for boys

PE kit

Indoor

White PE T-Shirt

Black Shorts

Black pumps

Gisburn Road School Uniform Indoor Pe Kit

Outdoor

Juniors only

  • Waterproof rain jacket/Warm hoodie  (any colour)
  • T-Shirt
  • Tracksuit bottoms (Not shorts!)
  • Warm socks
  • Trainers  (Not pumps!)
  • Warm hat
  • Gloves
GIsburn Road School Uniform outdoor pe kit

PE kit is hung on the child's peg at school. Storage and cloakroom space is limited, so we politely request that parents ensure their children's PE kit bags are small and unobtrusive. The draw string bags are ideal with your child’s name on it.

Swimming

Juniors only

  • Towel
  • Swimming cap (if your child has long hair) - optional
  • Goggles
  • Girls: one-piece costume
  • Boys: swimming trunks (not shorts)

Stockists

All uniform is available with the Gisburn Road School logo embroidered on it

Uniform is available to purchase from the following places:

Jewellery

For Health and Safety reasons we do not allow children to wear jewellery in school with the exception of a small pair of stud earrings and small objects of religious significance.

However, we do ask children to remove these objects prior to a P.E lesson or cover them with a plaster to prevent injury to your child or another child.

For health and safety reasons we do not allow children to wear jewellery to school, with an exception being made for small earring studs in pierced ears and small objects of religious significance.

However, we do ask the children to either remove these objects during PE and games or cover them with a plaster to prevent any potential injuries from occurring.

Hair

Extreme hair cuts

We do not permit children to have ‘extreme’ haircuts which could serve as a distraction to other pupils. Hairstyles such as patterns shaved into the hair or mohican style crest are deemed as inappropriate for school.

Lost Property

Please ensure ALL items of clothing are labelled clearly with your child’s full name. If any items are lost we will endeavour to return it to the correct child. Otherwise items can be found in the Lost Property box.For health and safety reasons we do not allow children to wear jewellery to school, with an exception being made for small earring studs in pierced ears and small objects of religious significance. However, we do ask the children to either remove these objects during PE and games or cover them with a plaster to prevent any potential injuries from occurring.

We ask all parents to support our school uniform policy and ensure that each child is sent to school dressed appropriately in smart attire for the day of learning ahead.

Good condition school uniform items that are no longer required can be donated to school and the items will be available to purchase for a small amount of money from the various school fairs held throughout the year. The money from such sales will be contributed to our school funds.