At Dunton Bassett Primary School we believe that a school uniform is important because it:
identifies the children with the school;
promotes a sense of pride in the school;
engenders a feeling of community and belonging;
enables children to feel equal to their peers in terms of appearance;
is practical and smart and not distracting in class;
is regarded as suitable, and good value for money;
has been designed with health and safety in mind.
Please refer to our Uniform Policy for more details.
All 'branded' uniform is available via these suppliers:
* Sports Supplies, 25 Church St, Lutterworth LE17 4AE Phone: 01455 550938
* Your School Uniform
Cheap red, grey/black and white uniform items are often readily available at supermarkets and other large clothing outlets that comply with our uniform list. Our PTA also runs a second-hand uniform shop every Friday in the playground. Please contact the office for any second-hand uniform requests at any other time.
Our school uniform comprises:
Red cardigan or sweatshirt with school logo (or plain red with no logos)
Plain white shirt or white/red polo shirt
Grey or black trousers/ plain leggings
Grey or black skirt
Grey or black pinafore dress
Waterproof outdoor coat
Sensible flat or low-heeled plain black shoes, boots or trainers (no open-toed sandals, high-heeled boots or shoes). Shoes/trainers need to be waterproof.
Variations for summer wear are:
Grey or black shorts
Red/white checked dress
PE Kit
For health and safety reasons, it is essential that children are dressed appropriately for any physical activity. Our PE kit is:
Plain red or white T-Shirt or school logo top
Plain black shorts
Plimsolls for playground games/ hall use.
Waterproof trainers for outdoor games on the field
In Winter: Plain grey/black tracksuit or sweatshirt/leggings
Swimming
Children who go swimming need a towel and swimming trunks or one-piece costume (no bikinis), carried in a waterproof bag. All children require a swimming hat.
Jewellery
For safety reasons, children are not permitted to wear jewellery in school except stud ear rings, and jewellery worn for religious or medical reasons and/or a sensible watch.
All jewellery should be removed for PE. Earrings should be small studs ones which children can easily remove themselves. Adults are not allowed to help.
If a child needs to wear a piece of jewellery for medical or religious reasons that cannot be removed it must be covered up by the child, using their own plasters, during physical activity.
Extra-curricular activities/clubs
For some extra-curricular activities special kit such as shin-pads/football boots may be required.
Representing the school in sporting activities
All children in KS2 will be expected to wear school PE kit when representing the school in matches/tournaments etc.
Parents should label all items of clothing clearly with their child’s name.