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Walverden Primary School

School Uniform

At Walverden Primary School, we believe that wearing a school uniform helps children feel part of our school community and promotes a sense of pride and belonging. We ask all families to support our uniform expectations to ensure pupils are dressed appropriately and ready to learn each day. 

We understand that purchasing uniform can sometimes be challenging for families, and we are committed to supporting anyone who may need assistance. The school holds a supply of spare and pre-loved uniform items, which can be provided discreetly to families when required. If you would like support with obtaining a school uniform, please contact our Family Support team (01282 614834) or the school office in confidence and we will be happy to help. 

School Uniform 

  • Purple school sweatshirt or cardigan (preferably with the school logo) 

  • White shirt or polo shirt 

  • Black school trousers 

  • Black pinafore dress or skirt 

  • Purple checked dress during warmer weather 

  • White, grey or black socks 

  • Black tights 

  • Black, waterproof school shoes with a low heel 

  • School tie (Year 6 pupils) 

PE Kit 

All children are expected to take part in PE lessons and should have the appropriate PE kit in school at all times. 

Infants 

  • Plain white T-shirt 

  • Plain black shorts or tracksuit bottoms with an elasticated waist 

  • Black pumps without laces (or bare feet where appropriate) 

Juniors 

  • Plain white T-shirt 

  • Plain black shorts, leggings or tracksuit bottoms with an elasticated waist 

  • Black pumps without laces (or bare feet where appropriate) 

  • Years 3 to 6 may wear trainers if preferred 

Jewellery and Hair 

For health and safety reasons, jewellery must not be worn during PE lessons. In line with Lancashire County Council guidance, staff are unable to remove earrings for children. 

Long hair should be tied back using simple hair accessories in school colours. Extreme hairstyles, including shaved patterns, are not permitted. 

We appreciate the support of parents and carers in helping children come to school dressed appropriately and ready for a successful day of learning.