The governors, staff, and parents/carers fully advocate a uniform policy for the children of Moredon Primary and Nursery School. We believe that a school uniform helps pupils to see themselves as part of a community that is proud of itself and its reputation.
Please note that there is a strict no trainers policy. If your child has to wear alternative footwear for any reason, a note must be sent to their class teacher and new shoes must be bought as soon as possible.
Foundation: Nursery and Reception
Boys | Girls |
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Black sensible shoes | Black sensible shoes |
Black trousers (jogging bottoms - nursery only) | Black skirt/pinafore* or trousers(jogging bottoms - nursery only) |
Black sweatshirt with school logo* | Black sweatshirt or cardigan with school logo* |
Red polo shirt | Red polo shirt |
Black, white or red socks | Black, white or red socks or tights |
Summer option - tailored shorts |
Summer option - red check dress |
Key Stage 1: Year 1 - 2
Boys | Girls |
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Black sensible shoes | Black sensible shoes |
Black trousers | Black skirt/pinafore* or trousers |
Black sweatshirt with school logo* | Black sweatshirt or cardigan with school logo* |
Red polo shirt | Red polo shirt |
Black, white or red socks | Black, white or red socks or tights |
Summer option - tailored shorts |
Summer option - red check dress |
Key Stage 2: Years 3 - 6
Boys | Girls |
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Black sensible shoes | Black sensible shoes |
Black trousers | Black skirt/pinafore* or trousers |
White shirt | White shirt |
Red and black striped tie* |
Red and black striped tie* |
Black sweatshirt with school logo* | Black sweatshirt or cardigan with school logo* |
Black, white or red socks | Black, white or red socks or tights |
Summer option - tailored shorts |
Summer option - red check dress |
*All official items of school uniform bearing the school logo can be purchased online from the school’s official uniform supplier, Michael Hope. PE bags and book bags, as well as other uniform items that display the school logo , are also available from Michael Hope.
Trousers, skirts, shirts, and polo shirts can be purchased from high street shops where they are cheaper.
PE Kit
All children will be expected to bring a suitable PE kit to school each week. This should consist of:
- Plain black shorts or tracksuit/jogging bottoms.
- Plain white T-Shirt
- Daps or trainers.
- A named drawstring bag to store these items in.
We suggest that foundation stage 2 and key stage 1 pupils also bring a change of underwear to school with them. For safety, jewellery must not be worn during PE lessons.
Additional Notes
Jewellery should be kept to a minimum. It is fine to wear jewellery due to a religious belief.
Earrings should be small stud earrings. Hoop earrings are not allowed as they are a risk at playtime. Earrings are not permitted during PE lessons.
Nail varnish and makeup are not permitted in school, unless with the express permission of the principal.
If, for cultural reasons, parents wish their child to wear a particular type of clothing during the school day, this is absolutely fine. Examples include a turban, headscarf, or a PE kit that includes longer length trousers.
Second-hand uniform
Purchasing second-hand school uniforms is budget-friendly and eco-conscious. Here are some suggestions:
- School Office / PTA: Check with the school office to find out how to purchase pre-loved uniform.
- Charity Shops: Visit local charity shops that may carry school uniforms.
- Online Marketplaces: Use sites like eBay, Facebook Marketplace, and dedicated uniform exchange platforms.
- Community Groups: Join local social media groups where parents sell or trade uniforms.
These suggestions can help save money and support sustainability.