School uniform

A smart school uniform promotes pride in not only appearance but also in the school.

At Wallbrook Primary Academy we believe that a school uniform is crucial in promoting a cohesive learning environment and encouraging pride in our school community.

We expect all our children to wear our school uniform, as outlined, with care and pride. We are clear in our expectations of how children dress. We ask for your full support in this and that you make sure that children are dressed appropriately and ready for school every day. This means that children will be prepared and ready to learn.

Uniform from September 2021:

Early Years and Key Stage 1 Uniform:

• Black Wallbrook Primary Academy-branded sweatshirt/cardigan (Available only at CC Uniforms)
• White polo shirt
• Plain black skirt/black tailored trousers (or shorts in summer)
• Plain black school shoes suitable for indoor and playground use
• Blue and white check/striped summer dress
• Tights should be plain black and socks should be white

Key Stage 2 Uniform:

• Black Wallbrook Primary Academy-branded sweatshirt/cardigan (Available only at CC Uniforms)
• White shirt/blouse
• Blue tie
• Plain black skirt/black tailored trousers (or shorts in summer)
• Black school shoes suitable for indoor and playground use
• Blue and white check/striped summer dress
• Tights should be plain black and socks should be white

Hair bands, slides and accessories are permitted but should be neutral, white or blue. Excessively large accessories will not be permitted.

Physical Education (P.E.)

Early Years and Key Stage 1:

• Black plimsolls/trainers
• Black shorts/tracksuit bottoms for winter
• White t-shirt (available with WPA logo at CC Uniforms)

Key Stage 2:

• Black plimsolls/trainers
• WPA branded tracksuit (only available at CC Uniforms)
• White T-Shirt (available with WPA logo at CC Uniforms)

Jewellery

For health and safety reasons jewellery is to be kept to a minimum. Children can wear one small pair of stud earrings, a watch or any religious adornment.

Children who come to school wearing jewellery will be asked to remove it and it will be kept in the safe until they go home.

The Local Authority insist that jewellery cannot be worn for P.E. and therefore children who wear a watch or ear rings will have to remove them themselves for P.E.